Faucaria britteniae Succulents

Faucaria britteniae SucculentsThese are two of our large and old plants. It is a large leaved species, with many fine teeth along the leaf edges. An easy to grow species, forming large clusters, looks best in direct sunlight, can handle significant watering and is fialry cold hardy. Large yellow flowers in summer. We are running out of space and need to sell some of our larger plants.

A very rare species known only from one location near Lorelei in Namibia

nulti-headed rosette

rough textured leaves

it is ideally adapted to a highveld climate and can also be planted in the garden when large enough

sessile flowers which can produce seeds without cross pollination

but can rarely have up to five heads

One of the rarest and also smallest of the Lithops species

triangular leaves adorned with a range of warts

white flowers throughout the summer

This is an easy plant to grow

with moderate watering throughout the year

Small handmade pots with a striking vertical pattern