Paddle Plant forms a striking rosette of flat, round, gray-green leaves up to 6 inches long that blush red in sun. Mature plants may send up a spike of fragrant yellow flowers in spring. This South African Crassulaceae member thrives in bright light and tolerates dry indoor air beautifully.
Light: Bright light to full sun. Gradual transition if moving outdoors; bring in below 50°F (10°C).
Water carefully: Avoid wetting leaves to prevent rot. Water the soil or bottom-water. Always use room-temperature water.
Keep it dry: Terra cotta pot with drainage + cactus mix for fast drainage. Repot in spring only when crowded—move to a slightly larger pot.
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