Neobakeria angustifolia, Massonia angustifolia, Daubenya marginata

Neobakeria angustifolia (Massonia) is a small plant native to South Africa, growing between 2 - 5 feet tall. It is relatively easy to grow and requires full sun or semi-shade, as well as regular watering and moderate watering during hot, dry summers. This plant is ideal for growing in USDA Zones 9-11 and features bright yellow to orange flowers.

To ensure optimal care and healthy growth, Neobakeria angustifolia (Massonia) should be planted in well-draining soil and should be watered as needed. It is a low-maintenance plant and will react positively to regular fertilizing. When planted outdoors, a thin layer of mulch can help the plant retain moisture during times of drought.

Neobakeria angustifolia in cold regions and may need to be grown in pots to protect it from harsh Winter temperatures. During the colder months, it is best to keep the plant indoors in a bright location and provide just enough water to keep the soil moist.

Additionally, it is important to monitor for common Neobakeria angustifolia (Massonia) pests, such as spider mites, aphids, mealy bugs, and scale. These pests can be controlled with horticultural oil or insecticidal soap.

Overall, Neobakeria angustifolia (Massonia) is a small and attractive plant that will add beauty to any garden or outdoor space. With the right care and attention, this plant can thrive and flower reliably.

Similar plants:

• Daubenya aurea (Daubenya)