150 (300)cm, extremely rare and highly endangered species with large, colorful salmon-orange flowers. Makes a perennial, woody shrub. Due to wild goats only a handful of plants are left in nature in inaccessible, rocky spots in succulent shrub formations on N of Tenerife. Will go half-dormant in winter and sheds most of its' leaves, keep rather dry and cool at min. 10°C in a sunny spot. New leaves emerge in spring with increasing temperatures and slightly more moisture. Longlived, easy going species. Seeds of this species is very, very scarce as plants in cultivation rarely set seeds, even if they flower in abundance in summer.