Drosanthenum Hispidum or Jupiter's Beard is an African plant characterized by very small light green leaves.

A peculiarity of the plant is the ability to extend its creeping branches for more than 2 meters.

At the end of spring, the entire foliage disappears to make room for small, very showy flowers such as daisies.

Exposure: it likes positions in full sun and sheltered from drafts.

Temperature: Requires frost protection.

Light: full sun.

Watering and environmental humidity: this perernne species will have to be watered more abundantly in summer (without exaggerating); with very low frequency in autumn-winter.

Substrate: garden soil, light, well-drained, sandy and not very fertile.

Fertilization and special precautions: they do not require special precautions. They can be grown in the ground or in pots.

Multiplication

They are transplanted in March under cover at a temperature of 15 °C. The seedlings must be staked out in boxes, where they will be strengthened until May. At this point, they are ready to be planted in the ground or in pots.

Information:

The 14cm pot is in a grow pot

The 19cm vase is in basket with hook to hang