Gymnocalycium berchtii Living Gifts they may be getting too

they may be getting too much direct sunlight

Due to the fact that its flowers are distinct from those of other recognized cultivars of Echeveria agavoides

you can feed your trailing plant with a balanced (5-10-5)

It is a drought tolerant succulent form Madagascar

if your Plectranthus neochilus leaves become droopy and the soil feels consistently wet

Gymnocalycium berchtii Living Gifts they may be getting tooGymnocalycium berchtii is a tiny geophyte with a single, flattened stem that grows slowly atop a thick taproot underground. This species shows a large amount of variation in spines. Most plants have black brown spines, and some have very light ochraceous spines with light brown bases. Flowers range in color from pearl white to lilac, with a brownish pink throat.