Dinteranthus pole-evansii Seeds - Rare Indigenous South African Succulents

Dinteranthus pole-evansii Seeds

Distribution:

Northern parts of
Northern Cape, Prieska to Upington.
Description:

This dinteranthus is solitary or clumping, the leaves are united for about half their length. The wrinkled, light-grey outer surface is rounded, slightly keeled and unspotted. They are closely related to Lithops. 
Flower:

The flowers (30 - 40 mm) in diameter are yellow and bractless. The seed pod is 8 - 15 locular.
Propagation:

Seeds and offsets. Seeds require high temperatures for germination.
Cultivation:

Plants enjoy strong light, will not tolerate overwatering and require a summer rest. Min temp 5 C.
The bid amount is for 1 Seed