Cyphostemma bainesii

Price range: $25.00 through $220.00

Cultivate Cyphostemma bainesii seeds for sale for a rare succulent tree with a distinctive bottle-shaped caudex and ornamental peeling bark. Ideal for bonsai and drought-tolerant gardens. Complete growing guide includedExplore our healthy seedlings and mature mother plants for more options! Why choose us? Our seeds are freshly harvested, fully cleaned, and come with detailed guides. We offer competitive pricing and reliable global shipping.

Cyphostemma bainesii seeds for sale

Discover the extraordinary Cyphostemma bainesii seeds for sale , a rare and captivating caudiciform succulent native to the arid rocky outcrops of Namibia and South Africa . Known as the “Butter Tree” or “African Tree Grape,” this species is prized for its thick, bottle-shaped caudex that can reach up to 40 cm in diameter, adorned with papery, peeling bark that reveals a smooth grey-green layer beneath . The plant features large, fleshy, trifoliolate leaves with toothed margins and a bluish-green hue, often tinged with red edges, adding to its exotic appeal . During the growing season, it produces inconspicuous greenish-yellow flowers followed by decorative, grape-like berries (inedible and toxic) that enhance its ornamental value .

Ideal for succulent enthusiasts, caudex collectors, and bonsai artists, Cyphostemma bainesii thrives in well-draining, sandy soil and prefers full sun to light shade . Water moderately during the active growing season (spring to autumn), allowing the soil to dry completely between sessions, and reduce watering significantly in winter to prevent rot . This slow-growing species is frost-tolerant (hardy to -3°C or 27°F) and can reach heights of 1.5–5 meters in its natural habitat . Fresh seeds germinate best at temperatures of 20°C–30°C (68°F–86°F) when sown in a well-draining medium, though germination can be slow and erratic, taking 6–24 months .

⚠️ Warning: The berries are toxic due to high tannic acid content and should not be ingested. Keep away from children and pets .

Each seed order includes a detailed germination guide. Due to habitat threats in its native range, cultivating Cyphostemma bainesii from seeds supports ethical conservation efforts .

Add this Namibian treasure to your collection and enjoy its architectural beauty for years to come!

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