Native to South Africa, it is popular in gardens in many countries. In the wild, it grows naturally in rocky outcrops in grassy shrubland and the Karoo region. In New Zealand, it is considered an invasive plant and is listed on the National Pest Plant Accord.
Special care
1) Cotyledon are winter growers, keep temperatures between 15-25°C. They go into summer hibernation when temperatures go above 28°C
2) Cotyledon can only be propagated by stem cuttings or seeds
3) They are sensitive to heat, avoid direct intense sunlight. Morning sun or growlights are more suitable
4) Use 100% inorganic potting mix as they are susceptible to rot and fungal infections
5) They take 3-4 months to root, and may consume a few leaves in the process
6) Do not water when dormant
7) In the active growth stage, only water when there are wrinkles on the leaves
Beginner friendly: 2/10
Uniqueness: 9/10
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