Please note these cuttings are healthy, but are still fully establishing after summer dormancy and have few roots.
Where it grows
Tylecodon buchholzianus occurs in Namibia, as well as the Richtersveld in South Africa.
Special features
One of the strangest Tylecodon species. Tylecodon buchholzianus is a small shrub-like species that mainly photosynthesizes through its stem, and rarely produces the typical green leaves of this genus.
Care guide
Tylecodon buchholzianus prefers plenty of light, and should not be kept under more than 40% shade cloth. Plant it in an airy, well draining inorganic soil medium. Water often in the cooler months of the year, but keep it dry in summer.
Growing season
Autumn, winter and early spring.
Propagation
Seed and cuttings.