Aizoon exiguum
A tiny, little-documented Aizoon of the dry interior plateau of the Northern Cape and Free State, known from only a handful of wild records. It lives in a hot, summer-rain semi-desert with cold, dry winters, so in cultivation it wants full sun, a very free-draining mineral mix and a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from open Nama Karoo and arid grassland country around Kimberley and the Northern Cape-Free State border; like other small Aizoon it most likely grows in open gravelly or sandy ground between low shrubs. Habitat detail is inferred from the genus and the climate, not from a species account.
Recorded sites sit at roughly 1,000-1,200 m on the interior plateau.
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