Ceratostema Loucianae 'Villosa' Pot Size:Juvenile this drought-tolerant succulent adds architectural

this drought-tolerant succulent adds architectural drama to bright spaces

and orchid bark

Water: Keep soil moderately moist but well-drained

The cross produces leaves where the bright besseae venation reads across the three-dimensional puckered surface of the luxurians parent

a much brighter coloration than the deep green of the standard plowmanii

Ceratostema Loucianae 'Villosa' Pot Size:Juvenile this drought-tolerant succulent adds architecturalCeratostema Loucianae (formerly traded as C. 'Villosa') Long circulated in the collector trade under the informal name 'Villosa' a reference to its distinctive soft, fine haired, almost velvety leaves this plant was eventually formally described as a distinct species, Ceratostema loucianae. It had previously been sold variously as C. rauhii var. villosa, C. 'Villosa', and occasionally attributed to other species, a taxonomic ambiguity that reflects