Antimima bracteata
A dwarf leaf succulent from the very dry far north of Namaqualand, South Africa, known from a single wild record. Treat it as a desert plant: maximum light, a lean mineral mix, very sparse water and a cool-season growth rhythm.
Where it grows wild
Antimima grow on rocky and gravelly ground in the Succulent Karoo. The record lies in the arid hills of northern Namaqualand; habitat detail is generalised from the genus.
The single recorded site is near 760 m.
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