Adromischus Poellnitzianus profile

Adromischus Poellnitzianus, a succulent of the genus Chrysogenidae, has unrippled leaves at the tip and a peculiar brown stem wrapped in dense aerial roots.

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Morphological characteristics of Adromischus Poellnitzianus

Leaves are apex undulate, stem brown is covered by dense aerial root, peculiar posture.

Adromischus Poellnitzianus growth environment

Adromischus Poellnitzianus prefers sunny, cool and dry environments without obvious dormant periods.

Cultivation techniques of Adromischus Poellnitzianus

Adromischus Poellnitzianus grew at a temperature of 15-25 degrees, not less than 7 degrees in winter. Generally, the soil can be mixed with leaf rot soil, vermiculite, coarse sand or perlite, with a small amount of grass ash and bone powder; Water the growing period thoroughly; Fertilization generally takes place every 20 days or so during the growing period.

Range of distribution in Adromischus Poellnitzianus

Adromischus Poellnitzianus is located in western Cape Town, South Africa.

Methods of propagation in Adromischus Poellnitzianus

Adromischus Poellnitzianus could propagate by cutting leaves, which could be carried out at a temperature above 10 degrees except in summer. Robust and abundant leaves were selected, aired for 1 to 2 days, and then laid flat on the soil, which would soon take root and germinate. However, premature transplanting is not advisable.

Major value of Adromischus Poellnitzianus

Adromischus Poellnitzianus is a curious variety that grows almost all year round, with no obvious dormant period. It is very suitable for putting on windowsill, tea table, desk and so on.