Titanopsis Hugo Schlechteri

Titanopsis Hugo Schlechteri, also commonly known as ‘Jewel plant’, is a stemless or very short-stemmed succulent that grows in a mat of rosettes to a height of up to 6 inches (15 cm). These summer-dormant plants are South African native and belong to the Aizoaceae family that blend in well with their surroundings; in the dry season, they are so well camouflaged, only the most astute observer can spot them. Growth Rate Titanopsis Hugo Schlechteri has a slow growth rate. Flowering Flowers of this succulent are small and daisy-like, with yellow to orangish colors that last several days and fade to a darker tone as they age. This plant blooms in the mid-winter. Watering and Feeding Jewel plants, when growing in the late fall and early spring, require a moderate amount of water. The rest of the time, remember to keep them dry. It is sufficient to dilute the fertilizer once a year with watering. Soil These succulents require a sandy substrate that contains little organic material. They are