Fynbos Corridor Collaboration

Strand Dottypea

Otholobium bracteolatum

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Description

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Species Characteristics

Wildlife supported

Bees Bees
Butterflies Butterflies

Tolerances & suitability

Drought-resistant Drought-resistant
Good potplant Good potplant

Social features

Fragrant Fragrant

Aspect

Sun Sun

Plant types

Shrub Shrub

Succession

Pioneer species Pioneer species
Flowering Period
  • Mauve/Lilac
  • White
Feb Mar Apr May Sep Oct Nov Dec

Propagation

By Seed

Sow seed in late summer to autumn (March to May), treating the seed with smoke extract should increase the number of seedlings, and treating with fungicide to combat pre- and post-emergence damping off will increase the number of surviving seedlings. Pot up into a sandy, acidic soil medium suitable for fynbos plants.

By Cutting

It may propagated from cuttings taken from new growth of the plant, and treated with a rooting hormone suitable for softwood cuttings.

Nursery availability

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