Houseplants
Callisia Rosato Pink Lady - Callisia
Locate me in indirect light, which means I have access to light from windows without sun directly hitting my leaves. Happiest in rooms with temperatures 15-25º.
Feed me once a month during the growing season of spring and summer with a succulent-cacti plant feed.
Succulents tend to be slow growing so rarely need re-potting, but will benefit from an occassional change of compost. Use cacti and succulent compost. If increasing the pot size, choose one only one or two inches wider than current.
Water me when the top two inches of my compost are dry, do not overwater. Watering from the bottom (sitting in a sink or watering inside the decorative pot, leaving to sit for an hour then tipping out the excess water) helps avoid overwatering.
description
This beautiful semi-succulent is a low-growing variety known for its elegant leaves, with its multitude of purple and pale green leaves.
NOT PET SAFE: Keep away from pets, harmful if ingested.
REPOTTING
- Succulents tend to be slow growing so rarely need re-potting, but will benefit from an occassional change of compost.
- Use cacti and succulent compost.
- If increasing the pot size, choose one only one or two inches wider than current.
PLANT CARE
- Trim discolored leaves of Callisia Rosato Pink Lady.
- Gently dust foliage to encourage bright new growth.