Stapelia hirsuta Red Clone Tiny
Stapelia hirsuta – Exotic Hairy Starfish Flower for Sale Online
A bizarre and beautiful succulent famous for its large, furry, star-shaped blooms that look like creatures from the deep sea.
Description Stapelia hirsuta is a fascinating succulent that forms clumps of soft, velvety, four-angled stems. Unlike spiny cacti, the stems are smooth to the touch and often turn a handsome bronze color when grown in strong sunlight.
It is world-famous for its massive, star-shaped flowers. The blooms are deep burgundy-red and covered in long, soft hairs (hence the name hirsuta), resembling a furry starfish. This unique flowering habit makes it an instant conversation starter.
Origin & Type This is a botanical species native to the arid regions of South Africa. Our plants are 100% ethically nursery-propagated from cuttings, ensuring healthy, well-rooted specimens without disturbing wild ecosystems.
Care Guide
- Light: Thrives in bright indirect light to partial morning sun. Avoid harsh midday sun, which can scorch the stems.
- Water: Water moderately during the growing season. Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings to prevent root rot.
- Soil: Requires a very gritty, fast-draining mix. Use 50% pumice/perlite and 50% cactus soil.
- Temperature: Loves the warm Indian climate (20°C–35°C). Keep dry and protect from frost in winter.
- Growth Rate: Fast grower; stems branch freely to form a dense clump or filling a pot quickly.
Additional Details
- Plant Size: Clumping habit (stems 6–8 inches tall); ships in a standard nursery pot.
- Indoor/Outdoor: Perfect for bright windowsills, shaded balconies, or hanging baskets.
- Beginner friendliness: Very easy; forgiving of neglect.
- Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets (Note: Flowers may emit a faint scent to attract pollinators).
Why Buy From Us Buy Stapelia hirsuta online from us to own one of the weirdest and coolest succulents available. We ship healthy, bloom-ready plants in secure packaging to ensure they arrive safely at your doorstep anywhere in India.





