Huernia loeseneriana (Mpumalanga clone) SEEDS

Like the typical Huernia loeseneriana, the Mpumalanga clone features creeping or trailing stems with prominent triangular or conical tubercles. These stems are typically green or gray-green and create an eye-catching, textured appearance.

The most intriguing aspect of the Huernia loeseneriana (Mpumalanga clone) is its unique flowers. Just like the standard variety, the flowers of this clone have a star-shaped structure and display intricate patterns and colors that mimic the appearance of decaying or rotting flesh. This adaptation attracts flies and other carrion-feeding insects, which serve as pollinators for the plant.

Caring for the Huernia loeseneriana (Mpumalanga clone) follows the same general guidelines as for the species, as it is a hardy succulent. It thrives in well-draining soil and prefers bright, indirect sunlight. Succulent enthusiasts and collectors often seek out this specific clone for its unique visual appeal and the opportunity to add a distinctive and captivating variety of Huernia loeseneriana to their collections.