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... time is short (maximum 10 days). Use a well-drained, acidic soil medium. Unlike with annual Dimorphotheca, do not sow ... before flowering in September-November. Soil should be acidic to neutral (pH 5-7), sandy and well-drained, and avoid ...
Dovyalis longispina
Plant... and persistent calyx. This edible fruit tastes slightly acidic with a touch of sweetness. Each fruit holds up to 2 ... seeds, they should be sown in spring, in a well-drained soil that can retain enough moisture, preferably 2 parts sand and 1 part peat. The soil should be kept moist throughout the germination and ...
Plectranthus ciliatus
Plant... have shallow roots that grow in the upper layer of the soil that enables them to use only small amount of water. ... summer rainfall, they prefer subtropical gardens where the soil is moist and damp. Seeds can easily be sown in a standard houseplant soil mixture that is rich in organic matter, and they will ...
Paranomus dregei
Plant... when senescent plants are removed by fire, and the soil temperature is cool during the night and warm during the ... bags, using the fynbos soil mixture of well-drained, acidic medium. Place the seedlings or cuttings under the ... after a period of 2 to 3 years. Plant the seedlings in acidic soil, preferably between 5–7 pH levels. Mulch the ...
Carpobrotus muirii
Plant... branches (vegetative growth) rooting where they touch the soil, an efficient vegetative dispersal survival on these ... have been efficiently scarified and when landing on sandy soil with the right conditions, will germinate within 3 ... summer period. The plant grows naturally on mineral-poor, acidic, sandstone-derived soil. When grown in containers it ...
Leucadendron macowanii
Plant... during their lifetime and need to be returned to the soil to provide the food for a new generation of plants. ... some of the seeds being distributed and stored in the soil, others being stored in the old cones on the plant, ... need regular watering to grow to their full potential. The soil should be well drained and the plants should be in full ...
Erica quadrangularis
Plant... plant. Ericaceae Grow Erica quadrangularis in well-drained acidic (pH between 5 and 6.5) soil, in a sunny or semi-shaded position. It prefers a ... is also suitable for containers, using a well-drained, acidic, sandy loam, containing 50% well rotted compost, but ...
Barleria albostellata
Plant... it can withstand short periods of drought. Well-drained soil is required. The growth tempo is fast and the plant ... the pathway. To encourage growth and maintain healthy soil, it is necessary to provide a good thick layer of mulch ... beneath the shrubs. It will protect the roots and keep the soil cool in summer and rich in nutrients. Alternatively in ...
Paranomus bracteolaris
Plant... after senescent plants are removed by fire, and when the soil temperature is cool during the night and hot during the ... using a fynbos soil mixture that is well drained and acidic. Seed collecting is a bit challenging, and fruits ... and can also prevent scorching. Plant the seedlings in acidic soil, preferably between 5–7 pH levels. Keep the ...
Babiana noctiflora
Plant... in autumn, from the middle of April to late May, with 8 cm soil over them, generally about 5 cm apart, in well-drained, sandy, composted potting soil. The corms can be left undisturbed in the soil for several years, or they can be lifted in early summer ...