Commiphora dinteri | Namib-Corkwood | 100 SEEDS

These Commiphora dinteri seeds grow into a fascinating plant native to the arid regions of Namibia. Known as Namib-Corkwood, this species impresses with its unique bark texture and drought-resistant nature. It forms a distinct presence in xeric landscapes due to its remarkable adaptation to harsh environments.

The Commiphora dinteri produces succulent stems with a corky bark that peels in thin layers. Its small, ovate leaves emerge sporadically along the branches, giving it a sparse yet intriguing look. This plant often emits a pleasant resinous scent, which locals sometimes use for traditional purposes.

• Exhibits corky, peeling bark unique to its genus
• Develops succulent branches adapted for water storage
• Shows a natural tolerance to extreme drought conditions
• Emits aromatic resin with cultural significance
• Features small, delicate leaves that enhance its sculptural form

The Namib-Corkwood grows slowly but steadily, becoming a remarkable specimen in any collection focusing on xerophytes or desert plants. Its combination of form and function makes it a prized addition for enthusiasts seeking unusual and resilient flora. By cultivating Commiphora dinteri, gardeners invite a slice of Namibia’s unique desert flora into their green spaces.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.