Trichodiadema

Trichodiadema combine small fleshy leaves tipped with bristles, branching stems and colourful flowers.

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Trichodiadema: leaves with tiny bristles

Trichodiadema have small fleshy leaves often ending in bristles. Branching stems and colourful flowers create delicate forms that may become sculptural with age.

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Some species develop swollen roots. Allow room for roots, prune during active growth and avoid suddenly exposing previously sheltered tissues. Explore Aloinopsis.

General care

  • Light: Plenty of light with gradual sun acclimatisation.
  • Watering: Small, spaced waterings during active growth; reduce as growth slows.
  • Compost: Very mineral, quick-drying mix and a pot suited to thickened roots.
  • Temperature: Protect from frost and persistent damp cold.
  • Maintenance: Avoid standing water and inspect the base before watering again.

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