Huernia bayeri houseplant preventing the roots from sitting

preventing the roots from sitting in water and potentially rotting

When it comes to fertilizing the Queen Victoria agave

may get yellowy and sunburned

It prefers temperatures between 60°F and 75°F and can tolerate average indoor humidity levels

Too much direct sun can scorch the leaves

Huernia bayeri houseplant preventing the roots from sittingHuernia bayeri is an interesting multiple stem species with plump stems mall tubercles along the ribs that resemble teeth. Readily offsets to form large low growing mounds. The flowers, which arise in succession at the base of the stems, are cup shaped, with creamy white to dull yellow petals unspotted or sometimes finely spotted with red, the coronas at the centers of the flowers are dark purple. This plant isn't difficult to grow and flower. They