Adromischus maculatus - Calico Hearts Plant - 3 Inch

Name: Adromischus maculatus - Calico Hearts Plant - 3 Inch
Brand: Ed's Plant Shop
SKU: EDS1125CALI
Price: 12.99 USD
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Size

3" Nursery Pot

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$12.99

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Description

Meet the Calico Hearts Plant: A Succulent with Serious Personality!

Looking for a quirky, colorful succulent that stands out from the rest? Say hello to the Calico Hearts Plant! This charming little plant with heart-shaped, variegated leaves will make any plant lover swoon. With its unique, fleshy foliage and easy-going care routine, Calico Hearts brings a touch of fun and flair to any collection.

Calico Hearts Plant Profile

Botanical Name: Adromischus maculatus
Common Name(s): Calico Hearts Plant
Family: Crassulaceae
Native Range: South Africa

Calico Hearts Care Guide

Care Level: Easy
Light: Bright indirect light
Water: Keep soil slightly dry
Humidity: Average household humidity
Temperature: 60-85°F
Pruning: Prune as needed to remove brown or dead leaves.
Feeding: Fertilize using a succulent fertilizer quarterly
Growth: Bushy
Common Pests: Look out for aphids, mealybugs, and mites
Toxicity: Known to be nontoxic to dogs, cats, and humans, yet may cause reactions in certain individuals if ingested. Exercise caution by keeping plants out of reach of children and pets.

Fun Fact About Calico Hearts: It’s a Collector’s Dream!

Calico Hearts plants are a favorite among succulent enthusiasts due to their slow growth and striking variegation. In fact, no two plants look exactly the same, thanks to the unique pattern of spots and colors on their leaves!

History of the Calico Hearts Plant

Native to South Africa, the Calico Hearts plant has adapted to thrive in arid environments, where it stores water in its thick, fleshy leaves. Over time, it has become a favorite for indoor gardeners around the world due to its ease of care and stunning appearance. In traditional South African cultures, succulents like Calico Hearts were often admired for their resilience and beauty in harsh climates.