Faucaria Candida
Faucaria Candida
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- Plant Description
- Region and Specifications
- Water & Light Recommendations:
Faucaria Candida is a small plant with chunky, triangular leaves that have gentle, tooth-like edges. It's unique for its white flowers, a rarity in its South African family. This plant blooms in the fall, opening its flowers during the day and closing them at night.
- Native to: South Africa
- Zone: 10
- Hardiness: Tender soft succulent - not frost-tolerant
- Bloomtime: Winter through Spring
- Bloom Color: Yellow
Indoors: Give your succulent a generous soaking, ensuring water drains from the pot's bottom holes. Let the soil dry completely before watering again to avoid waterlogged roots.
Outdoors: Water your succulent every two weeks during summer, allowing it to dry between waterings. In winter, water only once a month.
Technical Information About This Plant:
- Requires bright light for most of the day or constant dappled shade.
- Best to water every 2 weeks, avoiding water accumulation in the rosette.
- Country of Origin: USA
Plant Description
Faucaria Candida is a small plant with chunky, triangular leaves that have gentle, tooth-like edges. It's unique for its white flowers, a rarity in its South African family. This plant blooms in the fall, opening its flowers during the day and closing them at night.
Region and Specifications
- Native to: South Africa
- Zone: 10
- Hardiness: Tender soft succulent - not frost-tolerant
- Bloomtime: Winter through Spring
- Bloom Color: Yellow
Water & Light Recommendations:
Indoors: Give your succulent a generous soaking, ensuring water drains from the pot's bottom holes. Let the soil dry completely before watering again to avoid waterlogged roots.
Outdoors: Water your succulent every two weeks during summer, allowing it to dry between waterings. In winter, water only once a month.
Technical Information About This Plant:
- Requires bright light for most of the day or constant dappled shade.
- Best to water every 2 weeks, avoiding water accumulation in the rosette.
- Country of Origin: USA
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