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#26 ... aaand another passiflora
#35 Beautiful! Congratulations!
"The spice must flow..."
Nothing evolves randomly.
#26 AS WELL. KILL IT
Looks like a female sex toy, the kind that s#cks on the...uh, not bosom, lower.
It's a Huernia Schneideriana, related to and very similar to the many, many Stapelias. Google Huernia and Stapelia to see more.