Myrtillocactus geometrizans cristata groundcover

Myrtillocactus geometrizans cristata groundcoverMyrtillocactus geometrizans forma cristata Dinosaur Back Plant is a blue green crested candelabra succulent has thick, waxy branches. It can grow quite large, spreading out over a thick columnar trunk, stems cresting and creating waves as it grows.

heart-shaped leaves provide a pop of color to any shady spot in the garden

Soak monthly to rehydrate up to 4 hours as necessary

It is an impressive

the central leader will grow in an upward direction

Found as a seedling by Layne Ziegenfus of Hillside Gardens

Hardiness Zone Zone 03: to -40 degrees Moisture Light Part Shade - Full Shade Height 6-12 in Bloom Time Late Spring Bloom Color Lavender Foliage Color Variegated Habit Compact

One of the most common reasons why a snake plant dies is root rot due to wet and soggy soil

aerating soil

Garden Size: 6’H x 4’W

This dwarf variety blooms heavily

Sansevieria bacularis has dark green leaves with slightly paler light green striping

but avoid direct hot afternoon sun which may cause the leaves to yellow