Treat exactly like standard capensis. Same South African origin. Slightly less vigorous, occasional quirks, but care identical.
Native to Florida panhandle (zone 8). Needs winter dormancy with hibernacula, but not extreme cold. Frost tender—protect below 20°F. Late spring frosts damage emerging growth. Can be kept in a cool greenhouse (dormant Nov–Feb).
From 4-inch leaf span to display size (~3 years in good conditions). Louisiana humidity helps.
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