6-Inch Pot Works for One Season
S. leucophylla grows slowly. A 6-inch pot accommodates two medium plants for the growing season.
Better: 8-Inch or Larger
Use 1:1 peat/perlite. They won't "fight" but will benefit from extra space.
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