Ipomoea platensis Holiday_Gifts Description: Frailea castanea (a

Description: Frailea castanea (a

As a highly drought-tolerant cactus

These plants cannot tolerate extreme cold conditions and cannot survive in temperatures less than 30º F (-1

The growth rate of this Haworthia succulent is slow

Early spring is the best time to repot because the plants are just coming out of dormancy

Ipomoea platensis Holiday_Gifts Description: Frailea castanea (aThe Ipomoea platensis is commonly known as the Morning Glory plant. The morning glory plant is a native of the Convolvulaceae family, a perennial succulent growing like a vine. The caudex grows up to 2 feet while the vine spreads to about 12 feet. The morning glories plant can be grown as a bonsai houseplant. Native to Argentina, Brazil South, Paraguay, & Uruguay, this flowering plant bears pink or lavender bell shaped flowers during the blooming