This is a large, very mature specimen of Dinteranthus vanzylii from the Namiesberg region, offered as a well-established plant with three distinct heads. Multi-headed plants of this species take many years to develop naturally, making specimens of this size and character uncommon in cultivation.
 
The plant shows strong, balanced growth with well-defined bodies and natural splitting consistent with age rather than forced cultivation. Each head is healthy and fully formed, giving the plant an attractive, sculptural appearance that reflects its maturity.
 
Dinteranthus vanzylii is a slow-growing mesemb prized by collectors for its subtle colouring, compact form, and long lifespan. Mature examples are rarely available compared to seedlings and young plants, making this a desirable addition to a serious mesemb or living-stone collection.
 
This plant has been grown in cultivation in a free-draining mineral substrate and has not been wild collected.
 
Caution: Toxic if eaten.