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Cotyledon Macrantha (Large-Flowered Cotyledon)

Cotyledon Macrantha (Large-Flowered Cotyledon)

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Cotyledon Macrantha, commonly known as Large-Flowered Cotyledon, is an attractive succulent prized for its fleshy foliage, distinctive growth habit, and ornamental appeal. Its thick, water-storing leaves and sculptural form add texture and interest to succulent collections, rock gardens, decorative pots, and drought-tolerant landscapes. With its green to grey-green foliage and potential to produce eye-catching orange-red flowers, this succulent makes an appealing feature plant for gardeners looking to introduce unique shapes and colours into their outdoor spaces.

Ideal for gardeners seeking relatively low-maintenance plants, Cotyledon Macrantha thrives in sunny positions with well-drained soil and minimal watering once established. Its drought-tolerant nature makes it suitable for water-wise gardens and container displays, while its distinctive foliage provides lasting visual interest throughout the year. Whether planted in a decorative pot, incorporated into a succulent collection, or used as part of a dry-climate garden design, this unusual succulent is an excellent choice for adding character and texture to a plant display.

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Mature height

Approximately 60 cm–1 m

Mature width

Approximately 60 cm–1 m

Spacing

60 cm–1 m apart, depending on the desired planting density

Evergreen/Deciduous

Evergreen

Foliage

Green to grey-green fleshy leaves, sometimes with reddish margins; orange-red flowers

Flowering Period & Fruit Development/Harvest

Winter to early spring, depending on local climate and growing conditions

Sun tolerance

Full sun to partial shade

Maintenance

Low. Allow the soil to dry between watering, use a free-draining growing medium, and remove spent flower stems as required

Root System

Generally shallow, fibrous roots; requires well-drained soil to minimise the risk of root rot.