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Stapelia leendertziae

by Johan Wentzel

Stapelia leendertziae
Common Name
Bell stapelia
Plant Type
Succulent
The large widely funnel-shaped flowers of Stapelia leendertziae is brown-red in colour and have a very hairy upper surface. The flowers are unusually large. Plant in dappled shade.
Plant Description

Stapelia leendertziae has large widely funnel-shaped flowers that is brown-red in colour and have a very hairy upper surface. Flowers are produced at the base or in the lower half from new branches. The pungent smell attracts flies, which pollinate the flowers.

An excellent succulent for a rockery, but also makes an unusual container plant. Plant in rich, porous, well-drained soil and water sparingly.

Stapelia leendertziae is an excellent subject for a water-wise garden. When in full flower, pollinators are attracted by the odour. For the eco-friendly gardener this is a way of attracting food for birds and reptiles such as lizards to the garden.

You may find stock of this plant at Random Harvest.

Afrikaanse Naam
Tulp aasblom
Hardiness
Hardy
Position
Semi shade
Water Requirements
Water wise
Evergreen
Evergreen
Growth Rate
Fast
Flowering Time
All year
Flower Colour
Mauve
Shape
Spreading
Soil
Loam
Region
Gauteng, Mpumalanga
Habitat
Savannah, Rocky outcrops
Grown by Wildflower Nursery
Yes
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