Sulcorebutia frankiana Living Gifts this winter-dormant plant has its

this winter-dormant plant has its origin in Eastern Mexico

This succulent is sword-shaped

make sure the cut portion of the pads is slightly touching the soil

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The foxtail agave favors very airy

Sulcorebutia frankiana Living Gifts this winter-dormant plant has itsFlowers: Usually pink to dark magenta or dark red. Flowers are produced in late spring and remain open for three or four days. Cultivation and propagation: It grows rather slowly and needs a very good drainage to avoid rotting. It requires also an appropriate air circulation and is sometime grafted to avoid root problems. Sun exposure: Light shade when young, full sun later (light shadow may be useful in the hot summer days). Watering: It requires