Oscularia comptonii
A shrubby mesemb of the winter-rainfall western Cape, from the Cederberg and Knersvlakte edge. It grows through the cool, wet winter and endures a hot, almost rainless summer, so give it a bright spot, winter watering and a dry summer.
Where it grows wild
Oscularia typically grow on and among sandstone rocks and in rock crevices on dry slopes in fynbos and succulent karoo, in full sun. Detail is inferred from the genus.
Few records carry an elevation; climate sites lie between about 150 and 760 m.
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