Dudleya pachyphytum Size:6" Pot Allow the soil to dry

Allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings to prevent root rot and other damage

and a harsh "dry and cool" winter environment combined with maximum light exposure enhances spring flower production

fast draining cactus mix to mimic the rocky soils of its native habitat

Growth habits: Grows in very arid areas in rocky and sandy soils on the northern hills and mountains at 900 - 1350 m

it's a sign that your aloe plant needs water

Dudleya pachyphytum Size:6" Pot Allow the soil to dryIntroducing the Dudleya pachyphytum, a vibrant member of the Dudleya genus. Native to Baja California, it is also known as Cedros Island Liveforever. Dudleya pachyphytum is a slow growing clumping succulent with a thick basal stem and many branches bearing bluish grey leaves with a white waxy coating. The leaves are thick and rounded, and arranged in a rosette pattern, giving it a beautiful and symmetrical appearance. It can grow up to 1 foot tall and