Faucaria Tigrina Tiger Jaw [Bare Rooted] ^Sale

Add unique, wild beauty to your succulent collection with the fascinating Faucaria tigrina, known as the Tiger Jaws succulent. This plant is a true conversation starter, celebrated for its toothy leaves that resemble tiger jaws. The Tiger Jaws succulent has intriguing beauty. It grows low, with fleshy, triangular leaves that are deep green with prominent white spots. The edges of the leaves have soft, white "teeth" that give it its memorable name. This plant is both tough and beautiful. When it blooms, it produces a large, daisy-like yellow flower, as seen in the attached photo. The flowering of the Tiger Jaws is a spectacular event that adds unexpected colour.

Benefits

Its fierce appearance and ability to produce impressive flowers make it a superb focal point in any succulent arrangement or a standout piece on its own. It's a low-maintenance plant that can handle a bit of neglect. Its compact size makes it perfect for a desk, shelf, or terrarium. For those who enjoy growing plants, propagation is simple and satisfying; you can easily grow this plant from offsets.

Maintenance

Caring for your Faucaria tigrina is straightforward. A simple care guide for Tiger Jaws emphasizes plenty of light. This plant thrives in bright, direct sunlight, which helps it keep its compact shape and vibrant colors. A sunny location is best. Knowing how to make a Tiger Jaws succulent bloom is key to enjoying its full beauty. For watering, use the "soak and dry" method. Water the plant thoroughly but infrequently, letting the soil dry out completely between waterings to avoid root rot. A well-draining soil mix is essential for its health.

Placement

The ideal spot for your Tiger Jaws succulent is a well-lit area where its unique form and beautiful flowers can be admired. It enhances the beauty of a sunny windowsill, a bright shelf, or a centrepiece on a table.