Oscularia cedarbergensis
A shrubby ice plant from the Cederberg region of the Western Cape, growing among sandstone rocks in a winter-rainfall climate. Give it full sun, a free-draining gritty mix, water mainly in the cool season and keep it dry and airy through hot summers.
Where it grows wild
Records come from the Cederberg and surrounding mountains, where Oscularia typically grows in crevices and among quartzitic sandstone rocks in fynbos and karroid scrub.
Sites range from about 300 to 1,000 m; few records carry an elevation.
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