BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA bosmaniae
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA bosmaniae
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana
BRUNSVIGIA namaquana

BRUNSVIGIA namaquana

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€12.50
Author : D.Müll.-Doblies & U.Müll.-Doblies
Family : Amaryllidaceae
Habitat : South Africa

Brunsvigia namaquana is one of South Africa's smallest Amaryllidaceae (2.5-10 cm tall at flowering) found in the quartzite and granite outcrops of Namaqualand. It has zygomorphic flowers and very unusual foliage with leaves covered in golden hairs, two unusual characteristics in Brunsvigia species. In mature plants, the leaves are flat on the ground. The flowers are pink with a yellow-green throat in a small head. It blooms in response to fall rains (or watering in the greenhouse) and later produces the characteristic prostrate hairy leaves. It took 10 years for the flower to bloom from the seed.Last PIC

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CULTURE :
Exposure : bright and sunny
Temperature : a minimum of 0°c
Soil : not too rich and well drained
Summer resting

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