trailing elephant succulent Portulacaria afra, variegated trailing elephant bush

trailing elephant succulent Portulacaria afra, variegated trailing elephant bushPortulacaria afra has green an yellow leaves on flexible red stems that will hang over a container or make a great ground cover. Ideally, succulents prefer 2 5 hours of direct or filtered morning sunlight with bright indirect sunlight throughout the day to maintain their compact rosettes and vivid colors. They will not survive a hard frost, but can be brought indoors to grow near a window sill receiving bright sunlight or under a grow light. This

Portulacaria afra has green an yellow leaves on flexible red stems that will hang over a container or make a great ground cover.

Ideally, succulents prefer 2-5 hours of direct or filtered morning sunlight with bright indirect sunlight throughout the day to maintain their compact rosettes and vivid colors. They will not survive a hard frost, but can be brought indoors to grow near a window sill receiving bright sunlight or under a grow light.

This succulent will require well-draining soil, good airflow, and infrequent watering. Our plants are shipped bare-root so please prepare a pot, ideally with drainage holes, and fill with a well-draining cactus and succulent soil.

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Please give your plants a thorough watering and allow to adjust for 2-3 days in some indirect sunlight before gradually transitioning them to increasing hours of direct sunlight. Please wait until the soil has completely dried through before watering again. Succulents maintain water in their leaves so when in doubt, wait until you are certain the soil is dry before watering again.

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