Aizoon karooicum
A small, low succulent perennial endemic to the Little Karoo and the dry valleys of the southern Western Cape. Little is published on it beyond its description, so these conditions come from the measured sites and from what is typical for Karoo Aizoon: full sun, a gritty mineral mix and sparing water.
Where it grows wild
Open, stony karroid shrubland on dry slopes and flats between the Cape Fold mountain ranges. This is assumed from the recorded localities and the genus, not from a detailed habitat account.
Records rarely carry an elevation. The climate sites lie at about 260-690 m in the Robertson to Ladismith area.
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