Similar looking to Frithia pulchra but with yellow flowers instead of pink. In the wild, this plant is mostly buried, the tip of each leaf is transparent, and diffuse the light to the rest of the leaf. Fenestraria auriantaca is now considered a subspecies of Fenestraria rhophalophylla. Cultural Practices: This plant is quite difficult to keep alive in summer in Phoenix if kept outside (another way to put it is that I am killing them year after year). It does grow okay the rest of the year. Blooming Habits: The Fenestrarias have white to yellow flowers, in summer. Links: Max's Photo Gallery Selecta Succulents This site contains information and pictures for more than 2000 species of plants. Search it! powered by FreeFind   Purchase The CD of the site Enjoy the much larger pictures. Don't wait for download! Support the site! Only $12.95 Desert Tropicals Home Page | List of All the Plants | Check for more members of the Aizoaceae family Tell your friends about this page © 1998-2000 Philippe Faucon, All Rights Reserved.