Description
This wonderful succulent, Faucaria tigrina, which is commonly known as Tiger’s Jaws (in fact, the genus name Faucaria is Latin for “jaws”) due to the teeth-like structure on the leaves, is a native of South Africa and an opportunistic grower. This plant is compact, usually staying under 6 inches in diameter and is easily grown both indoors and out.
Parker McDaniel –
I was very impressed and happy with my white feather hostas. I was a little worried and skeptical about them at first but the price was hard to beat especially compared to my local nursery. The plants came well packaged (no instructions) and seemed healthy. I planted them in some pots with pine bark and parked them under my grow light. I noticed growth after 3 days and after 7 could see the beginnings of leaves. Very happy and will be ordering more!
allisontetreault –
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Negima –
Most of the plants looks healthy. I did see one or two roots that looked like it dried up / dead but no biggie. Good thing about strawberries is that they multiply really quick.
theprixie –
Alpine strawberry plants came looking very healthy and vigorous. I got them planted right away and they are happy and healthy.