Tylecodon pygmaea
Caudiciform - bonsai
Description
Tylecodon pygmaea is a small, slow-growing succulent native to Southern Africa, known for its miniature size and unique appearance. This plant features thick, fleshy stems and small, rounded leaves. It has a distinctive growth habit, forming a dense rosette. The leaves often turn reddish-brown during periods of stress or dormancy. It prefers a well-draining soil mix and bright light conditions. This plant is adapted to arid environments and requires minimal watering, especially during its dormant period. Careful watering is crucial to prevent rot.
Description
Tylecodon pygmaea is a small, slow-growing succulent native to Southern Africa, known for its miniature size and unique appearance. This plant features thick, fleshy stems and small, rounded leaves. It has a distinctive growth habit, forming a dense rosette. The leaves often turn reddish-brown during periods of stress or dormancy. It prefers a well-draining soil mix and bright light conditions. This plant is adapted to arid environments and requires minimal watering, especially during its dormant period. Careful watering is crucial to prevent rot.