Also called Moses-in-the-Cradle or boat lily, this succulent-like perennial thrives on bright light and neglect-tolerant watering. Perfect for a sunny windowsill.
Lots of sun. South or west window ideal. Can summer outdoors in morning sun/afternoon shade. Low light = leggy, faded color.
Monthly in spring/summer with balanced water-soluble (e.g., 20-20-20 at half strength). Skip winter.
Move out after frost danger passes. Morning sun only. Bring in before 45°F nights.
Colors (pink, green, cream) intensify with high light. If it's all green, it needs more sun.
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