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Load image into Gallery viewer, Pachyphytum Machucae(Baby finger)-Cluster. Toronto's 5-star Bestseller nursery store selected rare local and Korean succulents; houseplants, indoor plants, selected handmade planters with a drainage hole, produced by ourselves, wholesale. Plant delivery Toronto, GTA, Mississauga, shipping Canada, United States. Pot/Pottery/Handmade/Ceramic/Glazed/Table Decor/Indoor Decor
Load image into Gallery viewer, Pachyphytum Machucae(Baby finger)-Cluster. Toronto's 5-star Bestseller nursery store selected rare local and Korean succulents; houseplants, indoor plants, selected handmade planters with a drainage hole, produced by ourselves, wholesale. Plant delivery Toronto, GTA, Mississauga, shipping Canada, United States. Pot/Pottery/Handmade/Ceramic/Glazed/Table Decor/Indoor Decor

Pachyphytum Machucae(Baby finger)-Cluster

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This plant is bear-root which means there will not be soil nor nursery pot with the plant. It would be wrapped with a napkin carefully. The cluster may not be attached.

This plant is imported from Korea.

Please notice due to the resolution of the screen, season, light exposure, and transit time, the color might be slightly different. The size of the succulent may shrink and be off from the measurement provided. We value truthfulness a lot and we always try to make sure all our descriptions match the actual product. We guarantee our quality and provide lifetime support. 

Size Guide
7-8 cm
Water

Avoid overwatering, water it when the soil is completely dry.

Sunlight

Prefers full sun, and needs about four-six hours of sun per day. It can change color depending on the sun exposure and temperature differences.

Temperature

Prefer 18-22°C, not lower than 5°C, and extend 35°C

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