I live at the border between zones 7 and 8 in northern Alabama. This last winter I brought one plant of this species indoors under light...Read Mores, but overlooked the other and it spent the winter outdoors although under a light cover of leaves. The one indoors died, probably due to overwatering, but the one left outdoors did wonderfully!
In our GHs this species is 'fogged' frequently during summer mornings. If fogging causes/creates the least bit of additional stress, fo...Read Moregging is stopped till plant health improves.
Once growth signs begin to appear, then the potting soil is watered lightly at regular invervals till growth stops.
This species usually "wakes up" in mid-Fall. It stays on African seasons.
A rewarding plant. Multicolor cultivar hybrids are likely to appear in the next several years.
This is a winter grower and suggestions have been made to keep cool and dry in summer. But one I have seen been in greenhouse all summer...Read More and been anything but cool... seems fine. Sure been kept dry. Small, clustering species with dark green warty fleshy leaves
I live at the border between zones 7 and 8 in northern Alabama. This last winter I brought one plant of this species indoors under light...Read More
In our GHs this species is 'fogged' frequently during summer mornings. If fogging causes/creates the least bit of additional stress, fo...Read More
this plant requires a minimum temperature of 50°F
The daisy-like flowers are yellow with a red stripe down each petal.
This is a winter grower and suggestions have been made to keep cool and dry in summer. But one I have seen been in greenhouse all summer...Read More