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Microloma
Microloma is a small genus of twining vines and twiggy shrubs from arid and fynbos regions of South Africa, grown mainly for their decorative flowers. The key to growing them is sharp drainage and strong sun, since most species are native to dry, rocky ground.
Microloma is a small genus of Ceropegia-like twiners and twiggy bushes occurring in mainly arid or fynbos regions in South Africa. They are generally undistinguished when not in bloom, but the flowers of most species are incongruously decorative.
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