This plant's growth habit is along thin stems with little solid wood at the base. Left naturally, the plant appears leggy and quite open. We suspect that in the wild it is attached into rocky soils able to anchor the plant. Of course, food is important . Blooms are in the cooler months, perhaps as early as November, but every year is a little different.
Blooms can continue to be produced for several months.
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