Fleshy Flower Deer Bubble
Fleshy Flower Deer Bubble Plant Properties
Chinese Name: Flower Deer BubbleAlias: Latin Name: Adromischus marianiae 'Antidorcatum'Family and Genus: Crassulaceae, Aeonium GenusOrigin and Distribution: South Africa Karoo PlateauFleshy Flower Deer Bubble Plant Introduction
The Flower Deer Bubble is a perennial succulent vine, a small variety, with stems that cannot stand upright for too long and essentially creep forward. Air roots will grow on the stems, and they will take root again when they come into contact with suitable soil. The leaves of the Flower Deer Bubble are arranged alternately. The leaves are thick and oblong, with succulent leaves measuring 2-4 cm long, leafless, with pointed tips, green leaves densely covered with dark white dots, and the entire leaf is randomly spotted with red dark spots. The leaf color ranges from green to yellow-green, and it remains green throughout the year. The Flower Deer Bubble needs plenty of sunlight to achieve a yellow-green leaf color and a tighter, more beautiful plant shape. Insufficient sunlight results in light green leaves, with loose and elongated leaf arrangements, and the red dark spots will turn dark green. Good lighting makes the leaves very beautiful. The growth of the Flower Deer Bubble plant is relatively fast, and it becomes spectacular after several years of clustering. The inflorescence is racemose, with small flowers that have five-lobed tips, and the blooming period is from May to July.
Fleshy Flower Deer Bubble Image Appreciation
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