Argyroderma pearsonii

Argyroderma pearsoniiArgyroderma pearsonii from the Knersvlakte region. Compact succulent plant with a round body. Native to the Knersvlakte region, South Africa. Argyroderma's are predominantly winter growers and should be kept on the dry side during the warm summer months Beautiful purple flowers in Autumn Best sown at temperatures between 16 28 *Celsius. Seeds take between 6 20 days to germinate (depending on conditions) Also available in portions of 20'000 or more

Best grown hard

There will still be a little 'reversing' which is quite normal for this colour variant but i expect it to be not more then 10%

All seeds offered are produced on our own mother-plants on our farm in Barrydale

Small Gibbaeum with hairy

viridicatum but florally they lean more towards minimum

Best sown at temperatures between 20- 30 *Celsius

after that germination rates start to decline

Winter growing caudiciform from the dry Karoo regions of South Africa

Originating out of C

Smallish bodies

Conophytum chauviniae (Hoedkop locality)

subalbum and crateriforme