Huernia macrocarpa hareghensis SEEDS

Like the typical Huernia macrocarpa, H. macrocarpa hareghensis has erect stems that grow in a clumping habit. These stems are typically green and are covered with triangular tubercles, giving them a textured and bumpy appearance, similar to the standard variety.

The standout feature of H. macrocarpa hareghensis is its striking and unusual flowers. Just like the standard variety, it produces star-shaped blooms with a prominent central raised area resembling an "owl's eye." However, H. macrocarpa hareghensis may exhibit variations in flower color and pattern compared to the typical Huernia macrocarpa.

Caring for Huernia macrocarpa hareghensis follows the general guidelines for the species. It thrives in well-draining soil and prefers bright, indirect sunlight. As with most succulents, it should be allowed to dry out between waterings and is well-suited for arid or desert-like conditions. The distinctive appearance and unique floral variations of H. macrocarpa hareghensis make it a sought-after choice for collectors and enthusiasts seeking a distinct and captivating addition to their succulent collection.