Cotyledon pendens

Cotyledon pendensFrom the Crassulaceae family, this rarely seen succulent shrublet, commonly known as Cliff Cotyledon, forms rope like fleshy stems that spill over the edges of the pot. It is native to the cliff edges of South America. In summer the tips of the stems may produce red orange bell shaped flowers. Prefers bright light. Allow the soil to almost dry out between watering, then saturate. Feed once a month in spring summer. Water sparingly in winter. Nursery

Height: 65cm

Water from April to September when the soil has dried out slightly and very sparingly in winter

Pachira aquatica [Money Tree]

A rarely seen species with shiny deep green leaves

Size: 175 x 44 x 15mm

unusual and wonderfully easy-care houseplant that makes a beautiful living feature for any home

This natural movement

waxy leaves edged in creamy white and soft pink

so it is fairly easy to care for

A superb climbing plant with round

A very rarely seen variety of Ficus with large

Allow the top half of the soil to dry out between watering and mist often