Cotyledon ladismithiensis variegata – Succulence

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Multiple bear-paw shaped leaves grow opposite each other on a short stem. The leaves are mostly creamy white, with a light green stripe down the center.
Multiple bear-paw shaped leaves grow opposite each other on vertical-growing stems. The leaves are variegated cream and green. The claws on the bear paws are pink, due to exposure to the sun.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Multiple bear-paw shaped leaves grow opposite each other on a short stem. The leaves are mostly creamy white, with a light green stripe down the center.
  • Load image into Gallery viewer, Multiple bear-paw shaped leaves grow opposite each other on vertical-growing stems. The leaves are variegated cream and green. The claws on the bear paws are pink, due to exposure to the sun.

Cotyledon ladismithiensis variegata
$ 5.00 - $ 10.00

Cotyledon ladismithiensis is commonly known as the Bear Paw Succulent, and never has there been a more appropriate moniker for a succulent. The variegated variety is extra special, with "nails" that turn bright pink in the sun! Is there anything cuter than a bear with a manicure?

You will receive a healthy, well-rooted Cotyledon ladismithiensis in a plastic pot in the size of your choice.

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All Plants, Cacti & Succulents
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Care Tips

Plant in fast-draining succulent soil. We recommend bright, ambient light, with waterings every two weeks when the soil is completely dry. Take special care not to wet the little paws, as these little bears do not like wet leaves!