Aloiampelos juddii has a small and restricted distribution.
It occurs on rocky, south-east facing slopes, in sands derived from Table Mountain Sandstone (Nardouw subgroup).
These are coarse, white sands, which are mineral-poor and acidic.
The plants grow in this cool sand in the shelter of the quartzite boulders which shelter them from the winds and the heat.

It is an area of predominantly winter rainfall.

This plant has yet to be classified according to the IUCN Red List but is nevertheless rare and restricted to a very small natural range.
Aloiampelos juddii has a small and restricted distribution. It occurs on rocky, south-east facing slopes, in sands derived from Table Mountain Sandstone (Nardouw subgroup). These are coarse, white sands, which are mineral-poor and acidic. The plants grow in this cool sand in the shelter of the quartzite boulders which shelter them from the winds and the heat.
It is an area of predominantly winter rainfall.
This plant has yet to be classified according to the IUCN Red List but is nevertheless rare and restricted to a very small natural range.
Aloiampelos juddii