Description

edible fruits after flowering

slowly growing up to 5"(12 cm)

When this plant blooms in April-May

cylindrical leaves that curl into tight spirals

You will see the flowers blooming during the mid-winters

Neohenricia sibbettii purple-red edible fruits after floweringIt is a "winter grower" which is most active in autumn and early spring and heading for summer dormancy, but in favorable growing conditions it keeps going over the summer too and doesn't need particular care. It is quite hardy and can take a light frost and in dry warm temperate regions these succulents make very impressive out door ground covers. Growing rate: It is vigorous and quick growing, speedily forming lateral shoots and low mats. Watering:

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