Bowiea is an unusual, exotic succulent plant in the asparagus family.

 Bowiea is an unusual, exotic succulent plant in the asparagus family, also known as "climbing cucumber" or "climbing bulb." The plant is completely poisonous, so care should be taken and it should be kept out of the reach of children and pets. 

Bowiea is an unusual,
 exotic succulent plant
 in the asparagus family.

 Appearance: Bulb: Large, fleshy, bright green, often half-extending from the soil. Shoots: Thin, highly branched, twining stems. The flowers plant resembles a tuft of green algae or bunches of grapes, growing up to 2-3 meters tall in the wild, and more modestly indoors. Bloom: Small, star-shaped flowers of a greenish-white color. Basic Care: Light: Bright but indirect light. Direct sunlight can burn the green bulb. Watering: Moderate during the active growth period.

Bowiea volubilis is a genus of monocotyledonous flowering plants.

 Bowiea volubilis is a genus of monocotyledonous flowering plants in the Asparagus family (Asparagaceae). The genus includes one species, Bowiea volubilis, also known as "climbing cucumber" or "African dill." This species is native to South Africa.

 Bowiea volubilis is a perennial bulbous succulent plant. From a large fleshy bulb, partially elevated above the ground, tissues and climbing shoots grow. Bovia can be dangerous, as its juice can have a negative effect on the heart.

Bowiea volubilis is
a genus of monocotyledonous
flowering plants.

 Care features:

 Lighting: The plant prefers diffused light, grows well on eastern or western windows.