Ceraria namaquensis is a species of succulent shrub, native to the border between South Africa and Namibia. 
 
The stems grow upwards, spreading and forking and are covered by many short, spiky succulent like leaves. A profusion of small pink flowers are seen in spring. In Summer  the leaves drop off altogether when dry arid conditions are greatest in its native habitat and the plant enters a short dormant stage, this is normal and the leaves will grow back quickly. This is a beautiful and unusual plant for the collector. 
 
This species is not difficult to grow, however, it requires extremely coarse, well-drained soil, and sparse watering.  
 
If you do want to give this wonderful vine as a gift, we’ll arrange a free, handwritten card if you just note your gift message at the basket stage of checkout. We’ll omit the paperwork too so the price won’t be seen, it’ll just make a lovely surprise!
 
Ceraria namaquensis care level
Experienced, needs bright light and dormant for parts of the year. 
 
Where should I put it?
Place in a bright spot with indirect light, not shade.
 
How much should I water it?
Ceraria namaquensis requires water only when the soil is dry, maybe once a week in summer. no water when dormant.
 
Is it suitable if I have pets?
No, this plant is toxic to pets.
 
Should I feed this houseplant?
You can feed a couple of times during spring and summer - why not try our vegan, organic plant food?
 
What size is it?
W10cm x H35cm
 
For more information on houseplant care, please see our video.