Stapelia surrecta
A small stapeliad of the southern Karoo in South Africa, recorded around the Tanqua, Ceres and Great Karoo near Sutherland and Laingsburg. It needs hot, very bright summers, a cool and dry winter, and a mineral mix that never stays wet.
Where it grows wild
Like other Karoo Stapelia it most likely grows in stony flats and slopes, often in the partial shelter of small shrubs, in arid succulent Karoo vegetation.
Few records carry elevations; the climate sites lie at roughly 670–1,130 m.
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