Othonna lobata hybrid

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Close-up of an Othonna lobata hybrid succulent with thick green leaves in a square pot of light gravel; similar caudex plants nearby.
Close-up of an Othonna lobata hybrid caudex plant with wavy green leaves in light gravel and a small plastic pot, other succulents behind.
A small Othonna lobata hybrid caudex plant with a thick stem and green leaves sits in a square pot with light gravel, surrounded by similar potted plants.
Thick-leaved Othonna lobata hybrid in a square pot with light gravel, with matching potted hybrids visible in the background.
Othonna lobata hybrid caudex plant with thick green leaves and bulbous stem in a square pot filled with light gravel.
Othonna lobata hybrid caudex plant with a thick stem and sparse green leaves, displayed in light gravel over mulch.
Close-up of Othonna lobata hybrid plants with bulbous stems and wavy green leaves in gravel-filled pots arranged neatly in rows.
Close-up of Othonna lobata hybrid succulents in small square pots with gravel, showing thick stems and varied green leaf growth.
Close-up of an Othonna lobata hybrid with a thick woody stem and green leaves in light gravel, potted in a plastic container.
Small Othonna lobata hybrid caudex plants in pots with thick stems and wavy leaves, arranged neatly on light-colored gravel.
A group of potted cacti with a striking succulent shrub and the unique Othonna lobata hybrid adds a decorative touch to any setting.
An Othonna lobata hybrid with thick, woody stems and oval green leaves in a square plastic pot filled with pale rocks; other pots nearby.

Othonna lobata hybrid

Origin and habitat: Othonna lobata occurs in from Namaqualand and the Cederberg to the western parts of the Little Karoo, as well as parts of the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
Habitat and ecology: This species grows in full sun in sandy soil, often on rocky outcrops and on clay with surface quartz. Flowers from winter to spring. The species is not considered threatened in its habitat early in the twenty first century.

It is a low, deciduous pachycaul shrublet, looking like a miniature baobab tree. The flask-shaped to globose caudex is covered in buff to brown peeling bark. The main fat-stem will reach a diameter of about 4 cm and the plant itself a height of 15-20 cm. Short branches sprout from the succulent bottle shaped stem. Leaves are oval and dull grey green. The flowers are yellow daisy like.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz

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Othonna lobata hybrid

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Othonna lobata hybrid

Origin and habitat: Othonna lobata occurs in from Namaqualand and the Cederberg to the western parts of the Little Karoo, as well as parts of the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
Habitat and ecology: This species grows in full sun in sandy soil, often on rocky outcrops and on clay with surface quartz. Flowers from winter to spring. The species is not considered threatened in its habitat early in the twenty first century.

It is a low, deciduous pachycaul shrublet, looking like a miniature baobab tree. The flask-shaped to globose caudex is covered in buff to brown peeling bark. The main fat-stem will reach a diameter of about 4 cm and the plant itself a height of 15-20 cm. Short branches sprout from the succulent bottle shaped stem. Leaves are oval and dull grey green. The flowers are yellow daisy like.

Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz

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Bloom Season Fall winter
Botanical Name Othonna lobata
Dormancy Summer
Family Asteraceae
Flower Color Bright yellow
Genus Othonna
Mature Size 1530 cm
Native Area South africa
Sun Exposure Full sun (6+ hrs.)

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