Huernia hystrix sp. nova
Carrion Flower
Description
Huernia hystrix sp. nova is a relatively newer Huernia species, yet to be completely classified. It presents characteristic succulent features, with angled stems similar to other Huernia species. Its star-shaped flowers are expected to exhibit unusual patterns and colors, like other Huernias. The plant's overall appearance is likely to be low-growing, and ideal for compact gardens. Like other Huernias, it should thrive in bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. The plant may have a distinctive appearance, that can be visually very attractive. To care for this plant it is advisable to provide regular watering during the growing season and less during the winter dormancy. It is best propagated from stem cuttings and observe for pests.
Description
Huernia hystrix sp. nova is a relatively newer Huernia species, yet to be completely classified. It presents characteristic succulent features, with angled stems similar to other Huernia species. Its star-shaped flowers are expected to exhibit unusual patterns and colors, like other Huernias. The plant's overall appearance is likely to be low-growing, and ideal for compact gardens. Like other Huernias, it should thrive in bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. The plant may have a distinctive appearance, that can be visually very attractive. To care for this plant it is advisable to provide regular watering during the growing season and less during the winter dormancy. It is best propagated from stem cuttings and observe for pests.