A starry-type Dudleya that forms masses of small, star-shaped rosettes. It looks very similar to D. greenei , and even experts say it's hard to tell them apart. That said, D. greenei tends to include larger rosettes or plumper leaves, making for a more varied appearance, while gnoma usually sticks to this basic form. It's possible that the popularity of the 'Greenei' name has led to many lookalikes being grouped under it, so if you're searching for a "small clumping Dudleya," you might have better luck looking for the name 'gnoma.' Native to Santa Rosa Island off the coast of California.
| Season Type | Sp/Fa |
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun Partial Shade |
| Hardiness | 0℃ / 32℉ |
| Blooming Season | - |
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Gorgeous cluster of Dudleya gnoma #bcss #succulents #dudleya https://t.co/ltjwLhYFJE
幹立ち群生の ダドレヤ・ノーマ（グノマ） 地味に大きくなっていく様子が楽しい植物です。 Dudleya gnoma Caulescent and branching well. Does not grow fast but slowly and steadily. #ダドレヤ #ノーマ #グノマ #ダドレア #dudleya #gnoma #多肉植物 https://t.co/zfYMEgkdcZ https://t.co/A5vGtQmpHx
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