Description
Cyphostemma juttae forms a swollen, succulent trunk with peeling yellowish bark and large, waxy, toothed leaves in summer. Female plants produce clusters of red, inedible grape-like fruit.
Cyphostemma juttae
R780.00
Namibian “tree grape” with a fat, papery-barked trunk, large fleshy leaves and red grape-like fruit.
Cyphostemma juttae forms a swollen, succulent trunk with peeling yellowish bark and large, waxy, toothed leaves in summer. Female plants produce clusters of red, inedible grape-like fruit.
| Botanical name | Cyphostemma juttae |
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| Common name | Namibian grape |
| Supplied as | Established in pot |
| Photos | Representative of the batch — individual plants vary |
| Light | Full sun. |
| Watering | Water well in summer once the mix has dried; keep almost dry while leafless. |
| Temperature | Protect from frost; keep dry in cold weather. |
| Growth cycle & dormancy | Summer grower. Usually drops its leaves in autumn and rests over winter. |
| Substrate | Free-draining mineral mix. |
| Species | Cyphostemma juttae |
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