Description
Carpobrotus acinaciformis seeds produce a striking succulent known for its vivid pink flowers and fleshy leaves. This South African coastal plant thrives as a hardy groundcover, spreading widely and creating dense mats. Gardeners appreciate it for its resilience in sandy soils and its ability to prevent erosion. The Hottentot-fig is a popular choice for adding color and texture to Mediterranean gardens.
The mature Carpobrotus acinaciformis var. acinaciformis displays thick, succulent leaves shaped like scoops or blades, which store water efficiently. These plants bloom profusely with large, daisy-like pink flowers that attract pollinators. People also call it the Sour fig due to the edible fruit it produces. This species adapts well to coastal environments and sandy dunes, making it ideal for seaside landscaping.
- Produces vibrant pink, daisy-shaped flowers in abundance
- Features thick, fleshy leaves that retain moisture
- Forms dense mats ideal for groundcover and erosion control
- Fruits are edible and have a tart flavor
- Thrives naturally on Mediterranean dunes and coastal areas
Also known as the Figleaf iceplant, this succulent is a Mediterranean dune species native to South Africa. Its toughness and ornamental appeal make it a favored choice for gardeners wanting a low-maintenance, visually appealing groundcover. The Ice plant adapts easily to harsh coastal conditions, providing both beauty and ecological benefits.
IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.

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