Antimima Pygmaeum - Indigenous South African Succulent - 10 Seeds Poppy

Antimima Pygmaeum - Indigenous South African Succulent - 10 Seeds PoppyThe range of the genus Antimima spreads from southern Namibia southward to the Eastern Cape Province in South Africa. A few species are found in the Northern Great Province and the Free State. In general, the plants form dense, symmetrical cushions. The flowers, which can appear throughout the year, are pink to purple and can appear in clusters or be solitary. The genus is closely related to the genus Ruschia, the only real difference being in the

They have a nice fruity flavour and good heat

Simply twist the slender fruit to pick – less scarring and clean harvest means longer shelf life

Width : 30 - 46cm

The heat is close to a Cayenne pepper

and is threatened by habitat loss

Flowers with 4-27 sepals are produced singly

The fruits are dark green in colour and will grow to a considerable size if left to grow

and should be treated the same as most other plants in the pepper family

South Carolina

Growing to 7

A short stem with leaves in rosettes and red flowers with green tips flowering over the winter

Greyish green leaves on this indigenous bulbous plant