Adromischus
Adromischus
Adromischus
Exposure
- Intense
- without direct sun
Rusticity
Bloom time
- April
- May
- June
- July
- Fleshy leaves
- Flowering
- Small size
- Easy care
- Non-toxic
The Adromischus is part of the crassula family, so it likes strong light, but direct sun should be avoided. As with most succulents, the soil must dry completely before watering.
These are succulents that grow very slowly, and do not reach more than 10 cm. They are very original and unique with their very fleshy leaves, can have several different shapes and colors. They all make flowers, these protruding from a stem, often in the shape of tubes, with small petals. Their flowers can be white, purple, yellow, pink, red.
Plant details
Dimensions
Dimensions
Characteristics
Characteristics
Habit:
- Compact
Flowering colours:
- White
- Pink
- Purple
- Red
Plant needs
Plant needs
Watering:
- Let dry completely
Maintenance:
- Easy
Soil requirement:
- Well drained
- potting soil for succulents or cacti
Features
Features
Resistance:
Attract:
Use:
- Container
- Patio Pot
- Shelf
- Window
Attribute:
- Leaves and Flowers

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