Undoubtedly a really interesting form of Carpobrotus, robust perennial succulent, of South African origin. Fast developing, it has a ground cover habit: even though it rises only a few centimeters from the ground level, it manages to colonize large areas over time. It is formed by numerous branched stems and prostrate posture, on which fleshy, glaucous-colored leaves are inserted, with a characteristic triangular section and ordered orthogonal phyllotaxis. In late spring, this highly original carpet is covered with large deep pink flowers, whose corolla is made up of very thin petals. The botanical name derives from the Greek and means "edible fruit"; the common name "fig of the Hottentots" instead, derives from the custom of the ancient South African people of the "Hottentots" to eat the fruits of this plant, just as if they were figs.
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