Aloinopsis schooneesii
Scientific Name: Aloinopsis schooneesii L. Bolus
Synonym: Nananthus schooneesii
Family: Aizoaceae
Aloinopsis schooneesii at the Huntington Gardens in early July
USDA: 9b-11
Frost Tolerance: Hardy to 25°F (-4°C)
Sun Exposure: Part sun
Origin: South Africa (Bushmanland)
Growth Habits: Succulent rosette, with large tuberous root system, forming dense mats of clustered heads.
Watering Needs: Although Aloinopsis are better treated as winter growers, they will grow in summer if given water
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Blooming Habits:
The Aloinopsis schooneesii has yellowish bronze flowers at the end of winter, beginning of spring. There is a file darker line at the center of each petal.
Culture:
The Aloinopsis schooneesii has small, pebble-like leaves. It needs some direct sunlight to bloom well. It can be kept for years in a 3 inch pot (7.5 cm), and should be repotted only every 2-3 years.
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