Raphionacme hirsuta Succulents

Raphionacme hirsuta SucculentsA caudex forming species, which can be grown partially exposed, the caudex can reach a diameter of 30 cm, producing annual leaves with small purple flowers. It grows naturally in the highveld region and can handle significant water during summer and can withstand very cold conditions. Best grown in partial sunlight, with ample watering in summer. Plants are seed grown, three year old seedlings and have started flowering. The caudex is currently

It has blue-grey bodies

Best grown in hanging baskets or trained along a trellis

red flowers during summer/autumn

Reduce watering during the dry winter period

Substantial clusters and each plant will contain many heads

Please take note of the highly toxic milksap of this species and avoid skin and eye contact when planting

with a unique appearance and leaves covered in warts

clump forming species with rounded to flat

They can handle lots of watering during the summer

The species is very rare and known only from one locality near Animub

Euphorbia obesa can grow up to 20 cm in height and 10 cm in diameter

It produces pink flowers in autumn