Faucaria tigrina

Faucaria Tigrina comes from the Aizoaceae family and is commonly known as “Tiger Jaws”. A native of South Africa, this succulent grows up to 6 inches in height. The summer-dormant plant grows between rocks in the moisture available within its sub-tropical climate. Growth Rate Faucaria tigrina grows slowly. Flowering These plants bloom in gorgeous red, orange, and yellow colors from May to June. Water and Feeding/Fertilizer This succulent needs water when the topsoil gets dry. During winters, it needs less water, and overwatering during the winter season will damage the plant. Soil Tiger Jaw needs all the essential nutrients within the soil. Non-peat-based compost, one part coarse sand and second part soil help to grow these plants quickly. Hardiness This wonderful houseplant belongs to the hardiness zone of 9a and has a frost tolerance of -6.7° C (19.94° F). Light Faucaria tigrina needs full sunlight to grow. Propagation The propagation method of this variety is done from seeds. Simp