Description: Braunsia maximiliani sometimes known as Echinus maximiliani or Lampranthus maximiliani is a compact, creeping, perennial-succulent shrublet. It blooms early in the year with quite large rose coloured flowers.Stems: Branches trailing and rooting at nodes, to 17 cm long, fertile branches erect, densely 4-leaved.Leaves: Fused for a third of their length, trigonous, boat-shaped (with prominently convex sides) 6-10 mm long, 1,5-6 mm broad, 6-8 mm thick, grey-green, epidermis papillate and hence velvety to the touch over the entire surface, keel and margins white, cartilagenous.Flowers: Solitary and terminal, pink, raised above the plant, 20-22 mm in diameter. Pedicels with bracteoles at their middle, petals bright pink, c. 10 mm long, 2 mm wide. Filamentous staminodes pink, filaments apically yellow or reddish, nectary ring crenulate.
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Braunsia Maximiliani



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How to Care for the Plant
Water
Needs moderate water when growing in late fall and early spring. Keep somewhat dry the rest of the time.
Sunlight
Enjoy bright shade in summer and full sun on the other seasons.
Soil
Like all living rocks, they thrive in porous soils with excellent drainage
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Temperature
It can tolerates high heat and some frost (hardy to -5° C or less if dry).
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