🍃 They look like little living stones that the desert had sculpted leaf by leaf. The Adromischus genus comprises 29 accepted species, native to southern Africa, especially South Africa and Namibia, where they live among rocks, crevices, and dry slopes. Their fleshy leaves, often speckled and strikingly shaped, look like small sculptures. They have a summer dormancy, need plenty of light, and do not tolerate cold well: many species require conditions equivalent to USDA zones 9–11.
🍃 They look like little living stones that the desert had sculpted leaf by leaf. The Adromischus genus comprises 29 accepted species, native to southern Africa, especially South Africa and Namibia, where they live among rocks, crevices, and dry slopes. Their fleshy leaves, often speckled and strikingly shaped, look like small sculptures. They have a summer dormancy, need plenty of light, and do not tolerate cold well: many species require conditions equivalent to USDA zones 9–11.
