Trichodiadema densum

Trichodiadema densum appears similar to a cactus but it is not one. It belongs to the Aizoaceae family. The common names of the succulent are African Bonsai and Miniature Desert Rose. This succulent is characterized by a mat-forming growth with thick fleshy foliage. Stiff hairs grow on the leaves while the stem is woody. This summer-dormant plant is native to South Africa, the Bonsai African grows to a height of about 4 inches or 10 cm. Growth Rate This is a slow-growing succulent. Flowering Trichodiadema densum bonsai flowers in late winter. The flowers are vivid carmine-pink colored. Watering The Trichodiadema densum watering needs are - regular watering but lighter than other plants during the winter and spring. Reduce watering in summer. Soil Keep the soil for the succulent well-drained. Sandy and loamy soil types are the best options. Hardiness The hardiness zone for this succulent is 9b to 10b. It is slightly frost-hardy. Light One essential aspect of Trichodiadema densum care