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Plants shown in a 6" pot
often dropping its leaves and going partially to fully dormant in summer
form of the variety
Color is best in winter and when put in higher light and/or water stressing them some
When young the pitchers are small and kind of lay on the ground
Kedrostis africana Mesemb Plants shown in a 6"Kedrostis africana Family: Curcurbitaceae. An attractive caudiciform vine with dissected leaves. The caudex is a combination of the taproot and the base of the stem. The caudex grows larger faster when the root portion is below the soil. Many growers keep the root buried for several years then raise it once the plant starts to mature. But it will form a caudex if the root is raised early, just slower. Vines can be trimmed to shape or allowed to
