Astroloba Currugata
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Astroloba corrugata – a plant so striking it could make a cactus jealous! With its glossy, textured leaves arranged in precise spirals, this beauty brings order to the chaos of any garden. Native to the arid lands of South Africa, it thrives on neglect (perfect for those with a “less is more” watering style). Compact, low-maintenance, and endlessly stylish, it’s like the James Bond of succulents. Don’t miss out—your plant collection deserves this A-lister!
R75.00
1 in stock
Astroloba corrugata – ’n vetplant so indrukwekkend dat selfs jou kaktus jaloers sal raak! Met glansende, geriffelde blaartjies wat in perfekte spirale groei, bring hierdie pragplant orde in enige tuin. Inheems aan Suid-Afrika se droë streke, floreer dit op verwaarlosing (ideaal vir die “bietjie water is genoeg”-tipe). Kompak, onderhoudsarm, en uiters stylvol – dit is soos die James Bond van vetplante. Moet dit nie misloop nie—jou plantversameling het hierdie ster nodig!
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
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| pot size | 12cm |
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