Pelargonium echinatum is endemic to the Richtersveld desert in the Northern Cape Province and has also been recorded north of Clanwilliam.
This species grows to a shrub about 1 meter high or higher in ideal conditions. The leaves are lost during the hot summer resting period.
The beautiful white to pink to dark purple flowers with a variety of markings appear in winter.
Water with care during the summer resting months.
Pelargonium echinatum can be propagated from seed or cuttings.
Pelargonium echinatum in cultivation.
Flowers.
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