Ceraria pygmaea

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Ceraria pygmaea, allegedly referred to as “Pygmae Porkbush”, is a native to the winter rainfall region of South Africa. In spite of that, it can keep its charming little succulent leaves all year long. In the harsh habitat of the Richtersveld, this species grows mostly underground with just the tiny little leaves poking above the soil surface. With the caudex raised, mature specimens look like miniature trees giving this species a cult following, especially in Japan. This is a cutting grown plant Show more