X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem (4 inch) Pay With Visa

About X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem (4 inch)

X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem (4 inch) originating from the rocky cliffs of the Mexican mountains, X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem may be small in stature but is brimming with vitality, captivating all who encounter it.
This succulent, a hybrid within the Cremnosedum genus, boasts compact rosettes of succulent leaves. These leaves are thick, juicy, and exhibit a glossy texture, ranging in color from verdant green to delicate crimson. As it matures, this gem-like succulent may produce clusters of exquisite star-shaped flowers, adding a splash of brightness to its rosettes. Not only is it visually stunning, but it also boasts a docile temperament, strong resilience, and low maintenance costs, making it an excellent choice for any plant enthusiast’s collection.

How to care for X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem (4 inch)

Sun/Temperature: Place your little gem in a spot with ample indirect sunlight. Indoors, a sunny windowsill is ideal, but be sure to avoid harsh direct sunlight. X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem thrives in warm environments, with temperatures ideally ranging between 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

Watering: X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem prefers a dry environment, so be cautious not to overwater. Allow the soil to dry out between waterings, watering approximately once every 7-10 days during the growing season and reducing frequency in winter.

Soil/Pot: Provide well-draining soil, such as specialized succulent potting mix or a DIY blend with perlite or coarse sand. Ensure the pot has ample drainage holes, opting for materials like ceramic or resin that complement both the plant and your indoor décor . Consider repotting into a slightly larger pot during periods of vigorous growth.

Propagation: This gem can be propagated through leaf or stem cuttings. Place cuttings in a partially shaded area, keeping the soil lightly moist. Roots should typically develop within a few weeks.

Diseases and Pests: While relatively resistant, regular inspection for diseases and pests is recommended. Treat affected areas promptly, either by trimming or applying insecticide.

Additional Care Tips: X Cremnosedum cv. Little Gem appreciates gentle airflow to enhance air circulation. During the growing season, fertilize sparingly with diluted balanced succulent fertilizer.

More Information

Primary color: Green with hints of crimson
Secondary colors: Pink, coral
Bloom season: Spring to summer
Cold hardiness: Suitable for zones 10a to 11b (30°F to 50°F)
Product format: Rooted in a 4 inch pot
Suitability: Indoors or outdoors in well-lit areas
Propagation: Stem
Special features: Easy to care for, compact growth habit, visually stunning