Adromischus Cooperi - Plover Eggs Plant [Bare Rooted] ^Sale

Bring a touch of geological wonder to your collection with the Plover Eggs Plant. This unique and fascinating succulent is a true living stone, known as the Split Rock plant for its pebble-like appearance. The Plover Eggs looks like serene, beautiful artistry. It has two or four thick, fleshy leaves in mottled green or brownish-green, resembling a small rock. The plant features a deep split in the center, from which new leaves grow. Its camouflage-like look and beautiful spots make it a fantastic example of a spotted succulent variety.

Benefits

Its unique, pebble-like look makes it a superb focal point on a desk, shelf, or windowsill. It is a low-maintenance plant that handles neglect well. Its compact size fits great in small spaces. The most rewarding part of owning this plant is the surprise of its beautiful, fragrant flowers that can appear from the central split. Knowing how to water the Plover Eggs plant correctly is essential for its health.

Maintenance

Caring for your Plover Eggs is straightforward, but it needs a specific watering schedule. Water it only when the two outermost leaves start to wrinkle and soften. Never water it when new leaves are emerging from the center. This plant thrives in bright, direct sunlight, so a sunny location is ideal. Use a well-draining soil mix because this plant is sensitive to overwatering. For those who enjoy growing their own plants, Plover Eggs succulent propagation is simple and rewarding.

Placement

The best placement for your Plover Eggs is in a bright spot where its unique form can be appreciated. It enhances the beauty of a sunny windowsill, a bright shelf, or as a centrepiece on a table.