"+ Division 1: Chlorakas, at Agios Georgios museum by the coast, spontaneously in pavement crevices, grown nearby, alt. 5 m, 19.12.2016, R. Hand 8087 (B) First record for Cyprus. As in other Mediterranean countries and in the British Isles (Tison & de Foucault 2014, Stace 2019) the species, native to southern Africa, is widely grown on the island, e. g. along the coastal walkway between Kissonerga and Kato Pafos. Often it can be found there in “semi-wild” populations comparable to Carpobrotus species – once planted and neglected after some time. At the site mentioned above a few definitely self-sown individuals occurred. Attention should be payed to future developments. Currently, the species can be classified as “Casual”" (Hand 2019).