Cucurbitaceae

 This special species from Madagascar is a member of the cucumber family and is relatively unpopular in the hobby.

 A very beautiful species with its densely branched, woolly, leafless stems. It occasionally produces tendrils at the nodes to cling to its surroundings. It develops underground tubers to survive periods of drought. With a little care and luck, you can get this one to flower, even though it's very small and unassuming.

 Full sun and during the growing season water when the substrate is almost dry.