Name: 10 Cheiridopsis denticulata Seeds - Indigenous Succulents
SKU: *Cheiridopsis denticulata 10
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10 Cheiridopsis denticulata Seeds - Indigenous Succulents

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Cheiridopsis denticulata Seeds

The genus Cheiridopsis is comprised of 33 species. The genus name is derived from the greek words cheiris (sheath) and opsis (resembling), the name refers to the old leaves which form a sheath that covers the new leaf pair. Plants are also known as clock plant (C. robusta) and eseloor (donkey ear) for C. peculiaris.

The plants vary in size from small to large shrublets. Consecutive pairs of similiar leaves are borne on a short stem, the leaves may vary in shape, size and degree of fusion. The leaves are glabrous and the tips may be apiculate. Leaves are long and slender to triangular in shape. In some species the old leaves form a papery sheath which encloses the new developing leaf pair.

Flowers appear from autumn to spring, they open at midday and close again at dusk. The scented flowers are borne on short or long pedicels, they are yellow to white and seldom pinkish, red or purple. The petals are bo several whorls. Four to five sepals are present, nectar glands form a ring around the 10 to 20 feathery stigmas.