Argyroderma fissum C.081a It was discovered in 1995

It was discovered in 1995 and is now slowly making its way into cultivation

Brown to orange/brown body colour

An interesting dwarf Cheiridopsis from the north/western fringes of The Richtersveld National Park

Field collected seed from our farm outside Barrydale where it grows naturally on one of the south facing hillsides

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Argyroderma fissum C.081a It was discovered in 1995Argyroderma fissum, from the Knersvlakte region. Compact succulent plant with finger shaped leaves from the Knersvlakte region, South Africa. Beautiful purple flowers in Autumn Best sown at temperatures between 18 30 *Celsius. Seeds take between 6 20 days to germinate (depending on conditions)