Dinteranthus microspermus ssp.puberulus

Dinteranthus microspermus ssp.puberulusDinteranthus microspermus ssp. puberulus Very, fine seeds (almost like dust) Some experience with sowing Lithops Dinteranthus is recommended as they are a little more difficult then sowing normal Lithops. Make sure that there is enough difference between day and night temperature during germination (preferably 8 degrees or more) This will greatly enhance germination. Best sown at temperatures between 22 34 *Celsius. Seeds take between 5 30 days to

Brown bodies with fine

Orange/Peach coloured flowers in winter

forming neat and compact clusters

s/e of Windhoek

nearly black flowers

Also known as 'Firebrandt'

Night flowering with white petals

the one we currently offer is the Springbok form

This is seed that I have produced on Emile Heunis (EH) beautiful truncata's

South Africa

rounded bodies with a dimpled surface (like a golf ball)

Sheds it's leaves during the hot summer months