Mount Hood Pussypaws
NameMount Hood Pussypaws
Species NameCalyptridium umbellatum
Common NameMount Hood Pussypaws
Bonsai Styleroot-over-rock
Estimated Age (years)4
Container TypeNone (natural habitat)
Geographic Originnorth-america
Cultivation Difficultyadvanced
Foliage TypeSimple, spatulate leaves
Height (cm)8
Nebari (Root Flare) QualityNone
Is Floweringtrue
Notable FeaturesDense clusters of vibrant pink flowers, reddish stems, and a natural growth habit adapted to rocky alpine environments.
Description
This specimen of Mount Hood Pussypaws is a low-growing herbaceous perennial found thriving among rocky terrain. It features spatulate, somewhat succulent leaves and vibrant pinkish-white flowers clustered densely at the end of reddish stems, indicating it is currently in bloom. The plant naturally grows intertwined with the surrounding rocks.
