Boucerosia crenulata
A leafless, angled-stemmed stapeliad from the dry plateau of southern Karnataka, known from only a handful of records. Grow it like other Indian Caralluma-type stem succulents: bright light, warm all year, generous water in the monsoon months and a mostly dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Little is published for this species; by analogy with the genus it grows on rocky or gravelly ground in dry scrub, often in the partial shelter of shrubs or rocks.
Recorded sites sit at roughly 750β850 m on the Mysore plateau.
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