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PELARGONIUM xerophyton
€6.50
Auteur : Schltr. ex R.Knuth
Famille : Géraniaceae
Habitat : South Africa
Pelargonium xerophyton is a caudiciform member of the large and varied genus Pelargonium. This means that it has thick branched succulent stems that retain water, a survival feature in its arid habitat. It forms a tiny gnarled tree shape with very small fleshy leaves that can be trimmed to suit taste. It has white, usually solitary flowers, the upper petals are narrow with a crimson blotch.
Habit: It is a compact, semi-deciduous, shrubby, perennial succulent plant reaching a height to 45(-60) cm only in especially favourable conditions (usually only 10-30 cm tall) and profusely branched from the main stem.
Habit: It is a compact, semi-deciduous, shrubby, perennial succulent plant reaching a height to 45(-60) cm only in especially favourable conditions (usually only 10-30 cm tall) and profusely branched from the main stem.
1 year old seedling 3/4 cm