Cotyledon Orbiculata var. Oblonga | Flavida Fingers Brassia fermented to make mead or

fermented to make mead or toddy-like booze

Known for its beautiful fenestrated leaves

including epiphytic plants

evergreen leaves up to 60 cm across and deeply lobed

The Latin specific epithet undulatum means "wavy"

Cotyledon Orbiculata var. Oblonga | Flavida Fingers Brassia fermented to make mead orCotyledon orbiculata var. oblonga is a succulent plant that branches from ground level, forming large clumps. Laves are variable in shape, glabrous or hairy, and silvery white to pale grey green. Flowers are orange, rarely yellow, tubular, up 1. 4 inches (3. 5 cm) long, 0. 5 inches (1. 3 cm) in diameter, and appear on up to 18 inches (45 cm) tall stalks from winter to spring. Source: World of Succulents