Pachyveria oviferum roseum "Pink moonstones"

Water:

April-September: 1 x every 2 weeks*

October-March: 1x per month *

*This is only for a sunny location

Light: sunny

Nutrition: 1x per month (May-September)

The Pachyveria oviferum roseum occurs naturally in a large area in the north of Mexico. The leaves of this Pachyveria oviferum roseum are shaped like thick stones. In combination with the pink glow of the leaves, this succulent has been given the nickname pink moonstones.

The color on its leaves becomes more intense when you give this succulent a sunny spot. This allows the Pachyveria oviferum roseum to take on more of its gray color in the winter and to be bright pink in the summer. The Pachyveria oviferum roseum is an easy bloomer. It usually does this at the end of spring and in the summer. A long gray flower stalk grows from the heart of the succulent. Many orange-yellow bell-shaped flowers grow on this stalk.

Synonym for this succulent is: Pachyphytum momobijn.

A: Pachyveria B: NL-765431734 C: 251559 D: NL