About Curio corymbifer (DC.) Eggli
This succulent shrub branches at its base, and can grow up to 2 meters tall, though it is typically smaller. It has thick, erect stems that are slightly flattened vertically. Its leaves cluster around the tips of branches; each leaf is slender, long, terete, tapering, and measures 60 mm by 5 mm. The leaves are blue-green due to a pale waxy coating, have a smooth texture, and each leaf bears visible longitudinal lines. In South Africa, this species grows in dry areas with rocky granite or shale soil, ranging from the southern Robertson Karoo northward along the western part of the country. It also occurs naturally in Namibia and Swaziland.
