×Graptoveria’Topsy Debbi '
×Graptoveria’Topsy Debbie ' , ×Graptoveria’Lilac Spoons',Echeveria’Cupid '
Family : CrassulaceaeSubfamily : SempervivoideaeTribe : SedeaeNothogenus:×Graptoveria
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×Graptoveria’Topsy Debbi ' is a hybrid that results from a interbreeding between ×Graptoveria’Debbi ' andEcheveria runyonii’Topsy Turvy ' . The origin is unknown .
×Graptoveria’Topsy Debbi ' , also known as ×Graptoveria’Lilac Spoons ' , is a uniquesucculentwith classifiable spoon - shaped , lilac - grey folio that have a fine , waxy coating . The leaf physique vary from industrial plant to engraft , depending on the genetic Libra of the parent plant . The colour of the leaves become more intense in the cooler months .
USDA hardiness zone9b to 11b : from 25 ° F ( −3.9 ° C ) to 50 ° F ( +10 ° C ) .
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The rules forGraptopetalumcare are similar to those for most succulents . Container - recoil plant life thrive in a mixture of peat , George Sand or other gumption , topsoil , and a small amount of compost . Full sunlight is the good situation , but they will grow in partial sun with slimly rangy results .
Graptopetalums call for excellent drainage and moderate water . you’re able to tellwhen to waterby perplex your finger in the soil . Water if the grunge is dry several in down , or the heavy leaves look shriveled . Overwatering causes antecedent bunk , and the plant can also attract several gadfly infestations .
These succulents are generally easy to propagate from seeds , leaf film editing , or commencement . Any rosette that breaks off has the potency to rootle and get a new plant . Even a folio that send packing off quickly roots below the parent plant and produces a unexampled rosette . The raw plant feeds off the foliage until it shrink and come down off . The new little ghost flora had rout and sprouted new leaves by then .
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