Echeveria Dark Moon Chubby leaves Notocactus Uebelmannianus shown in a

Notocactus Uebelmannianus shown in a 3

This beautiful tree Aloe grows tall

It also works well in containers and hanging baskets

but can be brought indoors to grow near a window sill receiving bright sunlight or under a grow light

This beauty grows well and tolerates drought and full-sun exposure only to delight with its deepest color

Echeveria Dark Moon Chubby leaves Notocactus Uebelmannianus shown in aEcheveria Dark Moon is a uniquely burgundy black colored rosette. This is a new hybrid developed at a local nursery and from my experience goes fully dormant during winters requiring little water. Now that summer has arrive these beauties are big and plump and ready to be appreciated. Ideally, succulents prefer at least 5 hours of direct or filtered morning sunlight with bright indirect sunlight throughout the day to maintain their compact rosettes