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Plants in genus trichodiadema

Plants in genus trichodiadema

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Trichodiadema densum

Trichodiadema densum is a succulent native to South Africa, resembling a cactus with its dense, compact form and white bristles on the leaves. It produces carmine-pink flowers in late winter and requires full sun and well-drained soil.

Trichodiadema intonsum

Trichodiadema intonsum, native to South Africa, is best grown as an African bonsai tree with a distinct caudex and wiry branches. It features small fleshy leaves with soft white bristles and pink flowers with yellow centers, thriving in well-drained sandy soil and sheltered sun.

Trichodiadema densum 'Mini Desert Rose'

Trichodiadema densum 'Mini Desert Rose' is a succulent from South Africa with gray-green leaves covered in white hairs. It grows up to 4 inches in height and produces pink flowers in fall and spring. This plant is suitable for beginners and thrives in well-drained soils, making it ideal for rock gardens.

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