Gibbaeum shandii
syn: Gibbaeum pubescens
Description
Gibbaeum shandii is a small, highly sought-after succulent, native to South Africa. This plant has a unique appearance, with pairs of fleshy, gray-green leaves. The leaves are almost round or kidney-shaped and often have a fuzzy texture. The plant produces showy, daisy-like flowers that are often pink or purple. The flowering season typically begins in the fall. Requires well-draining soil, lots of sunlight and careful watering. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry completely between waterings. Propagation can be done by seed or through division of clumps. This plant is best grown in a rockery or container garden with good drainage.
Description
Gibbaeum shandii is a small, highly sought-after succulent, native to South Africa. This plant has a unique appearance, with pairs of fleshy, gray-green leaves. The leaves are almost round or kidney-shaped and often have a fuzzy texture. The plant produces showy, daisy-like flowers that are often pink or purple. The flowering season typically begins in the fall. Requires well-draining soil, lots of sunlight and careful watering. Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry completely between waterings. Propagation can be done by seed or through division of clumps. This plant is best grown in a rockery or container garden with good drainage.