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ADROMISCHUS SPHENOPHYLLUS C.A. Smith
Section: 4 Incisilobati

DISTRIBUTION
Common in the Eastern Cape.

CHARACTERS
A large species, with plain, elongated, light green leaves with a horny margin to the base, sometimes with a reddish edge, but never spotted. Sometimes with auriculate (ear-like) projections on leaf bases, like A. maculatus.

CULTIVATION
Easy and unexciting - cut back if your plants get leggy.

COMMENTS
Merges westwards into A. maculatus and is probably not distinct.

The flower spike can be quite dense and attractive in Section 4.

Adromischus sphenophyllus
A. sphenophyllus,
at the Valley of Desolation, NW. Graaff Reinet.

Adromischus sphenophyllus
A. sphenophyllus, NE. Riebeeck East.

Adromischus sphenophyllus flowers













Flowers with small trichomes in their mouth.

Last Updated: Dec 2007
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