Gunniopsis quadrifida
Sturt's pigface, a small shrubby succulent of the ice-plant family from arid inland Australia, with fleshy, pale grey-green leaves and starry white flowers. It grows on salty claypans and sandy flats under full sun, so it needs hot bright conditions, very sharp drainage and sparse watering.
Where it grows wild
Grows on saline flats, claypans, salt-lake margins and sandy or gypseous soils in arid shrubland, fully exposed.
Recorded at 10–550 m, median about 105 m; a lowland arid-zone plant.
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