Introduction to the variety characteristics of the Cephalophyllum framesii succulent
Cephalophyllum framesii (scientific name: Cephalophyllum framesii L.Bolus) is a succulent in the family Aizoaceae, genus Cephalophyllum, a perennial herb. Its flowers habitually open in the midday sun and close automatically in the evening, reopening the next day, and can bloom continuously for 3-5 days, daisy-shaped. Native to southern Africa, it can now be cultivated in many parts of the world.
Cephalophyllum framesii
Growing environment:
Cephalophyllum framesii is a succulent in the family Aizoaceae, a perennial herb. Its flowers habitually open in the midday sun and close automatically in the evening, reopening the next day, and can bloom continuously for 3-5 days, daisy-shaped. Cephalophyllum framesii is robust in habit, fond of warm environments with plenty of sunlight, and requires well-drained soil. Cephalophyllum framesii is robust in habit, fond of warm environments with plenty of sunlight, and requires well-drained soil.
Cephalophyllum framesii
Cultivation methods:
Cephalophyllum framesii is relatively undemanding to manage. In summer, pay attention to ventilation and appropriate shading; in autumn, take care to provide fairly ample water; in winter, keep the potting soil dry and grow it indoors with good light, and it can overwinter safely above 7°C. Its leaves are fairly long and fleshy and break easily, so move it carefully to avoid breaking the leaves, which would affect its ornamental effect.
Cephalophyllum framesii