tMassonia pustulata belongs to the family Hyacinthaceae. The plants are native to the coastal area of the south-western Cape. Massonia pustulata is usually found growing in sandy soil. It is a winter growing species and the plants go dormant and lose their leaves during the hot summer months.
Although Massonia pustulata is strictly speaking not a desert plant, the area can experience prolonged periods of drought.
Massonia pustulata in habitat near Albertinia.
Plants in habitat near Spitzkop.
Although Massonia pustulata is strictly speaking not a desert plant, the area can experience prolonged periods of drought.
Massonia pustulata in habitat near Albertinia.
Plants in habitat near Spitzkop.
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