Dinteranthus Microspermus Succulent Plant use_bbi yellow to brown in color

yellow to brown in color

and can also be trimmed to form a hedge

Featuring a decorative floral design with a durable black finish

pink and green

Vernonia Elaeagnifolia

Dinteranthus Microspermus Succulent Plant use_bbi yellow to brown in colorFlowering Stone Family Aizoaceae Origin South Africa Description Dinteranthus microspermus is a small stemless, usually solitary or few branched succulent. It has only pairs of boat shaped leaves up to 1 inch long and broad and grey green in color. The epidermis of the leaves is velvety. The flowers are many petaled, arranged solitary, yellow or whitish often tipped with reddish. The fruit is a capsule with 6 to 10 locules and broadly winged valves.