Bergeranthus Jamesii is a glacial plant with relative yellow flowers, now synonymous with Bergeranthus vespertinus, although slightly smaller. It is an almost stemless, compact succulent with dense leafy shoots, which propagate by means of ramifications with invisible intentions, it reaches a height of about 5 cm in clumps up to 12 to 15 cm in width with succulents , triangular, finely tapered. In summer, bright yellow daisy-like flowers cover the plant.

Bergeranthus Jamesii  Planting and Care

• Container plants thrive in a mixture of peat, sand or other sand, soil, and compost.
• Soil should be well drained.
• Full sun is best for Bergeranthus Jamesii, but they will grow in partial sun with slightly sufficient results.