Plover Eggs Plant (Adromischus cooperi)

Plover Eggs Plant (Adromischus cooperi) - Medium

Native to South Africa, Adromischus cooperi, or the Plover Eggs Plant, is a one-of-a-kind succulent with distinctive brown spots and wavy edges. Its easy upkeep makes it ideal for those with busy schedules and its graceful appearance will enhance both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Proper watering is crucial for the Plover Eggs Plant to thrive. Water the plant thoroughly, then allow it to dry out completely before watering again. Be mindful not to over-water, as this can lead to waterlogging. The plant can tolerate moderate levels of humidity. It can be placed in any room in your home, but it's best to avoid excessively humid environments.

The Plover Eggs Plant tolerates lower temperatures than many houseplants (7-32°C) so try to avoid draughts.

It benefits from a weak feed of liquid houseplant feed two to three times a year during the growing season. This feeding helps promote healthy growth and ensure vibrant foliage. Perfect for any plant enthusiast looking to add unique and low maintenance plants to their collection. It has compacted growth and can reach 10cm tall and wide.

PLEASE NOTE: Toxic if ingested.