Pedilanthus bracteatus schottii symmetrical rosette of rigid

symmetrical rosette of rigid

as it contains a milky sap that can be toxic and irritating if ingested or touched by cats and dogs

and reduce watering during the winter months when the plant is dormant

This variety is tolerant of cold temperatures down to approximately 15 degrees F

they produce beautiful light pink and white flowers

Pedilanthus bracteatus schottii symmetrical rosette of rigidPedilanthus bracteatus, commonly known as the "Red Butterfly" or "Slipper Plant," is a unique and eye catching succulent that stands out with its distinctive, arching stems and vibrant, red tinged bracts that resemble the wings of a butterfly. The plant's elongated, green leaves grow in clusters along its stem, and the bright red bracts emerge near the leaf axils, giving the plant a striking, colorful appearance. In late spring to summer, Pedilanthus