Ceraria

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  • Ceraria fruticulosa

    South African plant interesting for its coral-colored stems adorned with small rounded succulent leaves and for its tiny, dark pink flowers. Sturdy and adaptable, over the years it develops a voluminous caudex at the base of the stem. Learn More
  • Ceraria namaquensis

    Today called Portulacaria namaquensis these plants are widespread in Namibia where they grow among the quartzite rocks in conditions of strong summer dryness which causes them to stop the vegetation. Growth is mainly winter. These are plants that are difficult to grow on their roots, so much so that the use of keeping them always grafted on Portulacaria afra, a species akin to it and much less demanding. It resists down to just under 0 °C. Learn More

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