Mother of millions
Weed Habitat
- Native to tropical Africa, these plants can grow on a range of soil types. They are commonly found in shady woodland, roadsides, along creeks and near rubbish dumps where garden refuse has been dumped.
- Can be toxic to cattle.
Description
- Erect, smooth, succulent herbs, to 1 m high.
- Each species has distinctive leaf shape, but all produce small plantlets along the edges of the leaves which readily drop, develop roots and establish quickly to form a new colony.
- All species form tall flower spikes with clusters of bell-shaped flowers.
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Weed Declaration
This species is declared Restricted Matter under the Biosecurity Act 2014 for further information on declaration refer to your Local Government or the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries