Carruanthus peersii
Succulent
Description
Carruanthus peersii is a small, clump-forming succulent native to South Africa. The plant features fleshy, triangular leaves that often have a mottled appearance. Its flowers are daisy-like, appearing in yellow. This plant is a relatively low-growing species, making it suitable for rock gardens or container planting. It is well-suited to dry conditions, as its leaves are designed to store water. When cultivating Carruanthus peersii, provide plenty of sunlight and well-draining soil to prevent root rot. It's a slow-growing species but is relatively easy to care for. Propagation is simple with stem cuttings or seeds.
Description
Carruanthus peersii is a small, clump-forming succulent native to South Africa. The plant features fleshy, triangular leaves that often have a mottled appearance. Its flowers are daisy-like, appearing in yellow. This plant is a relatively low-growing species, making it suitable for rock gardens or container planting. It is well-suited to dry conditions, as its leaves are designed to store water. When cultivating Carruanthus peersii, provide plenty of sunlight and well-draining soil to prevent root rot. It's a slow-growing species but is relatively easy to care for. Propagation is simple with stem cuttings or seeds.