Aizoon hispidissimum
A rare, densely hairy Aizoon known from only six wild records in the western Cape interior around the Olifants River and Cederberg foothills. It grows in a winter-rain climate with a hot, dry summer, so it wants full sun, a gritty mix, water in the cool season and a dry summer rest.
Where it grows wild
Probably open renosterveld or karroid scrub on stony or sandy ground in the Cederberg-Piketberg region. Habitat detail is inferred from the genus and the climate.
Recorded sites span roughly 300-950 m.
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