Curio hallianus
A creeping succulent from the Little Karoo and southern Karoo of South Africa, with pale blue-green spindle-shaped leaves marked by translucent lines. It shelters under shrubs in dry karroid scrub, taking hot summers, cold winter nights and sparse rain spread through the year.
Where it grows wild
Karroid scrub on stony slopes and flats, creeping and rooting along the ground in the partial shade of larger shrubs. Habitat is inferred from the measured sites and from related Karoo Curio species.
Climate sites lie at about 600–780 m in the Western and Eastern Cape interior.
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