Ceraria namaquensis Size:4" Pot It is well-suited to hot

It is well-suited to hot and dry climates and can tolerate high temperatures and intense sunlight

The bright and fuzzy green leaves look ideal in hanging baskets or well-maintained pots

so placing it near a sunny window or in a partially shaded outdoor area is ideal

Fertilize sparingly with a balanced

The leaves will grow at the top with a tall and skinny spiny steam

Ceraria namaquensis Size:4" Pot It is well-suited to hotCeraria namaquensis, now botanically reclassified as Portulacaria namaquensis, is a rare and slow growing shrub known for its thick, contorted gray brown branches that give the plant a bonsai like aesthetic even when left unpruned. Its small, round, succulent leaves are a muted blue green or olive tone and grow opposite along the branches. These leaves are drought deciduous, meaning they may fall during prolonged dry spells, especially if grown