Graptopetalum Macdougallii

Indirect sunlight, water twice a week

Graptopetalum macdougallii is a charming and rare succulent known for its compact form, delicate rosettes, and trailing habit. It's ideal for hanging baskets, shallow pots, or adding a dainty touch to succulent arrangements.

🌿 Plant Description:

• Rosettes: Tiny, tight rosettes made of fleshy, pointed leaves.

• Color: Pale green to slightly bluish-green, sometimes with a hint of pink on the tips in strong sunlight or cooler temperatures.

• Growth Habit: Spreads through creeping stems that root along the soil, forming a dense mat.

🌸 Flowers:

• Produces small, star-shaped yellow flowers with red or maroon speckles.

• Blooms in spring to early summer, adding a splash of charm.

☀️ Light:

• Prefers bright indirect light to partial sun.

• Can tolerate some direct sunlight, especially in the morning.

💧 Watering:

• Water when the soil is completely dry.

• Avoid overwatering; sensitive to root rot.

🌱 Soil:

• Needs a well-draining mix – cactus/succulent soil with added perlite or coarse sand.