Caputia tomentosa XERO ” — The New Yorker

” — The New Yorker

6 x 6 x 4

Douglas Fir

2 Thigh pockets

with this shirt commemorating Darwin's seminal trip to the Galapagos Islands (as well as our favorite Mexican restaurant)

Caputia tomentosa XERO ” — The New Yorker*MULTIPLE PLANTS AVAILABLE. YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR PLANT IN SIZE AND AGE AS THE ONE SHOWN* Caputia tomentosa, formerly Senecio haworthii, is also known as "wooly senecio". Native to the cape provinces, this succulent grows at high altitudes and produces such a dense felt that it can be rubbed off and used as tinder for a fire. A very easy plant that appreciates water all year. You may receive the same plant or one similar to the plant shown.