Trichodiadema bulbosum (African Bonsai) is a slow growing, low shrubby succulent from South Africa, prized for its exposed, swollen tuberous roots (caudex) and small, gray-green leaves tipped with tiny white bristles. It features daisy-like, magenta-pink flowers that bloom from spring to autumn. This drought-tolerant, sun-loving plant grows 6-12 inches tall, making it ideal for bonsai-style pots and rock gardens.

Light: Prefers full sun to partial shade. Bright light is necessary for maximum flowering and to prevent etiolation.

Water: Drought-tolerant. Requires, infrequent watering in spring and summer, with little to no water during winter dormancy.

Toxicity: Non-Toxic