Botanical Name: Gasteria Gracilis
Common Name: Ox or Lawyer's Tongue
Country of Origin: South Africa
The Gasteria Gracillis is a beautiful, relatively rare, aloe-like succulent. The long leaves have a rough texture and that's why they have the common name of "ox tongue". They have an interesting snowy white pattern on dark green leaves and bloom curvy flowers in late winter to early spring. Gasterias are slow-growing succulents that need lower intensity, indirect light, making them perfect for indoor growth. It is planted in a white modern face planter.
Care Instructions:
Light Preference: Enjoys indirect bright light. Does not like full sun exposure. Sensitive to frost.
Water Tolerance: Water once a week (preferably on schedule). Allow the soil to be dry between waterings. Do not overwater as too much moisture will lead to root rot.
Water Tolerance: Water once a week (preferably on schedule). Allow the soil to be dry between waterings. Do not overwater as too much moisture will lead to root rot.
Soil: Enjoys gritty succulent potting soil. Feed during the growing season (spring) by adding new soil. If you grow them in containers, repot them with fresh potting soil every 2 -3 years