£6.95
Native to South Africa.
Faucaria subintegra is a lovely, compact succulent that slowly spreads with triangular leaves. There are teeth-like notches on the edges of each leaf that give the plant a fierce look, each rosette resembles tiger jaws. In winter, it blooms with stunning yellow flowers.
Great contrasting texture succulent when planted in a bowl or bed with others.
Only 1 left in stock
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Hardiness | Amber Zone |
| Light Aspect | Part Shade, Full Sun, Full Sun Windowsill |
| Planting Location | Pot, Wall, Rockery, Garden, Conservatory |
| Mature Size | Small |
| Colour | Green |
| Growth Form | Clumping, Spreading |
Please Note: Succulents change colour throughout the year and the plants we deliver can look different from the pictures. All plants are shipped bare root (without soil).
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