Description
Othonna capensis L.H.Bailey – Also called ”Little Pickles” or ”Ruby Necklace”, a rare trailing succulent with small green leaves that hang on stems up to 2 feet long. The leaves turn puple or bungundy and the stems turn ruby red to purple with enough sunlight, in the meanwhile, white tufts of hair come out between stems and leaves Strong Root System – Growing in our California farm, every succulent is carefully nurtured by gardener expert. Each succulent is fully rooted in 4 inch starter planter with succulent & cacti soil mix. They are larger, better established and much more resilient than less-established succulents. The plant container and soil are included Easy to Maintance – Othonna capensis L.H.Bailey can be propagated from stem cuttings. It is no cold hardy, they need to grow indoor, a indirect sunlight windowsill is the ideal home. At least 6 hour sun exposure or under grow light to maintain the color. In spring and fall, it can be placed outdoor to get full sunlight. Shade is required in summer to avoid sun burn Ideal Decor & Gift – With a beautiful purple appearance, Othonna capensis L.H.Bailey is extremely attractive in hanging baskets or wall gardens with small, yellow, and daisy-like blooms all year around. From kids to adults, from boy to girl, from women to old lady, everyone like it. Choosing it as a unique sincere gift for Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day to you family, friends, colleagues, etc Important Notes – Succulents may vary from pictures shown as they are living plants and grow differently throughout the year. Once you receive the package, please take it inside the house soon. Succulents’ leaves are very fragile and may fall off during long trip. If your plant is missing some leaves upon arrival, just know they will grow back over time (1)——Features (a)-Color: green/purple (b)-Bloom color: bright-yellow -Cold hardiness: zone 9a-11b (d)-Product container: rooted in 4” pot (e)-Suitability: balcony, window, garden (f)-Propagation: stem cutting (g)-Special characteristic: easy to care. (2)——Here are some notice for your new arrival plants: (a)-Water Water before sunrise or after sunset to allow the plants to dry off to prevent sunburn and keep healthy. Avoid excessive watering for these and never allow succulents containers to sit in water. Water only when the soil is dry. (b)-Location At home, locate container succulents in dappled shade on the south and west-facing exposures and in full sun on north and east exposures. Remember, plants in the sunniest areas will require a bit more water. -Sunlight Most succulents do well inside during the summer; just don’t put them too close to a window that gets much sun. (3)——Low care doesn’t mean “no care”. Check on the condition of your succulents regularly to prevent or correct many of the things that keep them from looking their best. Some succulents are winter growers and may appear ailing or dead during summer months when they are dormant. (4)——To ensure the health of succulents, they need porous, well-draining soil to live in. To create an adequate cactus mix, simply add pumice, perlite, or grit to cactus soil to provide the proper drainage. Succulents require little watering, but don’t like to sit in wet soil. Water thoroughly when soil is dry. Cut back on watering during the fall and winter month.
