Orbea taitica

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Orbea taitica

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Not the most floriferous. Don’t know if it’s me or the plant.
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Quite small for an Orbea, and not like Orbea variegata and co - but more like Orbea gilbertii. Strange they are both in the same genus.
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Also like semitubiflora and decaisneana.

Orbea seems to have become a catch all, a bit like the old Caralluma was. Geographically they are in the North, South, East and West of Africa.
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