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Stomatium

The genus Stomatium occurs in three east-west swaths across the South African interior. Superficially the plants can resemble Faucaria except that the leaves are covered with tiny bumps. The margins of the leaves are also toothed. The highly scented white or yellow flowers appear in the spring and open at mid-day and close at night. The plants are active in the summer and should be kept somewhat dry in the winter. They are hardy, tolerating cold and heat and soil conditions ranging from sandy to heavy. Full sun enriches their purplish tints. They are propagated by seed and cuttings.

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Stomatium middleburgense

Stomatium middleburgense


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Stomatium murinum

Stomatium murinum


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Stomatium mustellinum

Stomatium mustellinum


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Stomatium patulum

Stomatium patulum


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Stomatium peersii

Stomatium peersii


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Stomatium pluridens

Stomatium pluridens


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Stomatium resedolens

Stomatium resedolens


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Stomatium ronaldii

Stomatium ronaldii


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Stomatium rouxii

Stomatium rouxii


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Stomatium ryderae

Stomatium ryderae


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*Currently 0 of 0 known species in this genus are represented on SucculentGuide.com.
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