Anacampseros Sand Rose
Anacampseros Sand Rose
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- Description
Plant Description
Introducing the Sand Rose (Anacampseros rufescens) (Sweet): A charming succulent with spiral rosettes, displaying olive green and wine red leaves. Native to South Africa's rocky shrublands, it forms lovely mats. Although small in pots, it surprises with short bloom stalks, each bearing a vibrant pink flower. Its wide, flattened blooms open in the afternoon and close at night.
The Sand Rose thrives in droughts, thanks to its delicate white filaments that trap water vapor from the air. It needs a bit more water than most succulents, letting you know when it's thirsty by slightly wrinkling its leaves. Add natural wonder to your space with this captivating plant.
.Specs and Region
- Native Region: Arid regions of South Africa
- Features: Compact rosette with fleshy, spoon-shaped leaves in dusty pinks, mauves, and soft greens
-Zone 9b-11
Wat and Light Information
- Water: Allow soil to dry completely between watering
- Light: Thrives in sunny spots, near south-facing windows
Plant Description
Introducing the Sand Rose (Anacampseros rufescens) (Sweet): A charming succulent with spiral rosettes, displaying olive green and wine red leaves. Native to South Africa's rocky shrublands, it forms lovely mats. Although small in pots, it surprises with short bloom stalks, each bearing a vibrant pink flower. Its wide, flattened blooms open in the afternoon and close at night.
The Sand Rose thrives in droughts, thanks to its delicate white filaments that trap water vapor from the air. It needs a bit more water than most succulents, letting you know when it's thirsty by slightly wrinkling its leaves. Add natural wonder to your space with this captivating plant.
.Specs and Region
- Native Region: Arid regions of South Africa
- Features: Compact rosette with fleshy, spoon-shaped leaves in dusty pinks, mauves, and soft greens
-Zone 9b-11
Wat and Light Information
- Water: Allow soil to dry completely between watering
- Light: Thrives in sunny spots, near south-facing windows