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succulent mango Pachyphytum Mango Beauty

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succulent mango Pachyphytum Mango BeautyAbout Pachyphytum Mango Beauty Pachyphytum Mango Beauty is a rare chubby succulent belonging to the Crassulaceae family. Fatty spoon shaped leaves dress up with a thin white powder coat. Blue green leaves can turn into a light pink to orange when thriving. Pachyphytum Mango Beauty tends to stretch flatly without enough sun exposure. How to Care for Pachyphytum Mango Beauty Sunlight: Pachyphytum Mango Beauty requires at least 8 hours of bright sunlight

About Pachyphytum Mango Beauty

Pachyphytum Mango Beauty is a rare chubby succulent belonging to the Crassulaceae family. Fatty spoon-shaped leaves dress up with a thin white powder coat. Blue-green leaves can turn into a light pink to orange when thriving. Pachyphytum Mango Beauty tends to stretch flatly without enough sun exposure. 

How to Care for Pachyphytum Mango Beauty

Sunlight: Pachyphytum Mango Beauty requires at least 8 hours of bright sunlight daily, year-round. This variety needs more sunlight than other Pachyphytum to achieve its chubby appearance. Locate it near the south-face window or add a grow light in low-light space. If you're keeping the succulent in an outdoor garden during summer, provide it with shade.

Water: Watering Pachyphytum Mango Beauty is crucial for its growth and survival. Avoid watering it from the top and opt for bottom watering or soak it in water when it's thirsty. Only water the plant when the planter's soil dries out or the bottom leaves feel slightly soft. Deduce water frequency in winter even if no water is provided as it goes dormant.

Soil & Planter: Apply cacti soil with 70%~80% organic material and 20%~30% perlite or gritty rocks to these succulents. Plant it in a planter pot with at least one drainage hole at the bottom.

Temperature: Pachyphytum Mango Beauty enjoys living in a warm and dry environment. Provide a sunshade in summer and move it indoors before the temperature drops to 40℉.

Propagation: It is highly recommended to propagate Pachyphytum Mango Beauty by leaf or by the cluster.

What to do for new arrival succulents

  1. Get the live succulent out of the shipping box and place it in an airy location without direct sunlight for two days.
  2. Take it out from the nursery pot, remove any wooden or rotten roots, and clean the plants.
  3. Place the clean plants in an airy location for two days and wait for the wound callus.
  4. Replant the succulent with fresh cactus soil in a planter pot with drainage holes.
  5. Moist the soil surface in the first two weeks and introduce sunlight to it gradually to promote root establishment.
  6. Take care of it as the crucial guide.

More information

Primary color: blue-green/green
Secondary color: Pink/Orange
Cold hardiness: zone 10 (30℉)~zone 13(70℉)
Product format: 2" pot
Suitability: balcony, outdoor garden, near window
Propagation: side-growing babies, leaf
Special characteristic: chubby leaves

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