Faucaria Tuberculosa Soto from the Aizoaceae family is commonly known as ‘Pebbled Tiger Jaws’. The plant reaches a height up to 6 inches and originates from South Africa.
Growth Rate
The growth rate of Faucaria tuberculosa is slow.
Flowering
These perennial succulents bloom daisy-like beautiful yellow flowers in the autumn season. The flower opens in mid-day and closes in the late afternoon.
Water and Feeding
Tiger jaws need good drainage. Water every few days and never stop watering completely as the stems may die.
Soil
This plant needs well-drained soil.
Hardiness
Faucaria tuberculosa belongs to the hardiness zone of 9b to 11b.
Light
The succulent needs full sun to light shade. Extreme sunlight can damage the plant.
Propagation
The Pebbled tiger jaw plant is easy to propagate from seeds. Although stem cutting is quite difficult, it is another way to propagate this plant.
Faucaria Tuberculosa Soto or Pebbled Tiger Jaws is the best choice for anyone who wants to grow & expand their collection. Make your home beautiful with this gem.
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