The glaring white landscape of the Knersvlakte stretches inhospitably over 85 thousand hectares. At first glance, this dry barren landscape can surely only be home to the white hot quartz that covers the bare ground in a million glittering crystals. Now look closer… the most beautiful world of tiny little succulent plants begins to reveal itself, one adorable leaf at a time. Bertus heads off into the moonscapes of South Africa’s most recently protected area to find out more about this fascinating region and to get a better look at the plants that inspire names such as ‘baby’s bums’ and ‘finger and thumb’.

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