Apteranthes burchardii
A clump-forming stapeliad from the dry eastern Canary Islands and nearby Morocco, with grey-green four-angled stems and small dark flowers. It suits growers who can give full sun, warmth and a very dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Grows among rocks and low scrub on dry, sunny volcanic slopes and coastal plains. Based on general knowledge of the species and genus; no measured data were available.
Mainly low elevations near the coast; no measured data.
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