Faucaria Tigrina, Tiger Claw- Succulent

Description: Faucaria Tigrina Succulent

The sharp spines that edge the pairs of speckled leaves look like the teeth of a ferocious tiger in Faucaria tigrina. Their low-growing habit and unusual leaves make a spectacular addition to a succulent dish garden. Daisy-like flowers may appear on plants.

Sunlight for Faucaria tigrina

• Place the succulent in bright indirect sunlight.

Soil

• Sow the plant in a gritty and sandy soil mix having proper drainage.
• Add fertilizer to the soil once a month in spring season.

Water requirement
Water the succulent regularly when the soil dries during the summer and spring.

You can allow the topsoil to become slightly dry between each watering.

Reduce water in the winter.

Pests and Diseases:
It has no serious pest or disease problems. Mealybugs can be a problem, and if dead leaves are not expelled from the plant, it can attract other insect pests or have problems with fungus.

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