Lampranthus aureus is a vibrant succulent shrub native to South Africa with striking bright orange daisy-like flowers. It belongs to the Aizoaceae family and is cultivated extensively for horticultural use. The plant is water-wise, drought-tolerant, and easy to grow from seeds with proper germination conditions.
Before sowing
No pre-treatment needed — sow directly.
Sowing
What to expect
Tips
Seeds are dispelled when capsules open after rain or moisture. Sow seeds in summer or winter. Keep seeds in an enclosed area with regular moisture. Provide bright indirect light during germination. Do not cover seeds heavily. Press lightly into substrate. Substrate should be consistently moist but not waterlogged during germination.
Sources: World of Succulents, Gardeners HQ, PlantZAfrica, What Flower, Succulent Alley, Bonsai Mary
