Curio acaulis
A dwarf, nearly stemless succulent with erect, dark green, finger-like leaves and bright yellow flower heads, from the southern Cape karroo into Namibia and Botswana. Easy and drought-tolerant if given bright light and a mineral mix.
Where it grows wild
Little species-specific detail; by its range and genus it grows in stony karroid scrubland, often partly sheltered by low shrubs.
Measured sites at 100–650 m; few records carry an elevation.
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