Orbea kulalensis
A stapeliad named after Mount Kulal in northern Kenya, with wild records also from the Ethiopian and Eritrean highlands at 1,600 to 2,500 m. Grow it like a highland Orbea: bright light with some midday shade, warm days, cool nights, and a gritty mix kept on the dry side.
Where it grows wild
Orbea of the East African highlands grow among rocks and at the base of shrubs in dry grassland and bushland, where the stems get bright light with some cover from neighbouring plants.
Records span 1,600 to 2,500 m (median about 2,300 m), so nights are cool despite warm days.
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