Tritonia securigera is characterized by its vivid orange to crimson flowers, which bloom atop slender, erect stems. Typically found in the harsh climates of South African fynbos, this resilient plant adapts to rocky soils and limited water, developing a corm for underground storage. Its striking coloration and hardiness make it a favorite in arid gardens.
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Tritonia securigera features vibrant blooms and a clump-forming habit. Prune in early spring by removing spent flowers and dead foliage to enhance air circulation and promote growth. Thinning prevents overcrowding and disease. Use clean, sharp tools and avoid cutting into the main stem for best results.
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