It is a central seed order plant in the family Apocynaceae, with very fleshy leaves arranged in the shape of rabbit ears, and has ornamental value. It is a popular variety of succulent plants. Mainly distributed in tropical arid regions such as southern Africa, Oceania, and the Central Pacific region. The leaves of this species are very fleshy and arranged in a shape similar to rabbit ears. Easy to maintain, easy to reproduce, unique in shape, and with high ornamental value, it is a popular variety among succulent plants. This type prefers sufficient sunlight, warm and dry, afraid of hidden water accumulation, and avoids extreme drought or scorching sun exposure. Suitable for growing in neutral, well drained, granular and loose sandy loam soil.
