Bergeranthus Multiceps

Bergeranthus multiceps is native to South Africa. It occurs between Uitenhage (officially renamed Kariega) and East London and northwards to Cradock in Eastern Cape, growing on sandstone outcrops.

Bergeranthus multiceps is a small succulent that forms a tightly packed clump of suberect, tapering leaves. It can grow up to 3.2 inches (8 cm) tall and develop a single fleshy rootstock that expands as it ages. The rootstock can reach a diameter of 1.6 inches (4 cm). The leaves are fleshy, green, and triangular in cross-section.Succulent seeds

In summer, the yellow flowers with a pink reverse appear on slender pedicels from a short, branched stem. The flowers can reach up to 1.6 inches (4 cm) in diameter and open in the evening or late afternoon. The fruits are 5-locular capsules with pear-shaped seeds.

Source: World of Succulents