Tiger Jaws Care

Do not water it in the root zone, do not spray. In summer, once or twice a month is enough, only after the soil dries, and even less in spring and autumn.

This exotic plant offsets profusely and needs to be occasionally trimmed.

Use fertilizer with mineral supplements not earlier than April and not later than October. Half a portion of the mixture is enough for succulents no more than once a month.

The heat-loving nature of the succulent involves proper placement in the room. The southern side is suitable, even in summer.

For the soil for F. tigrina, mix leaf and sod land with river sand. It may include peat, expanded clay, or brick crumbs for drainage.

Getting a whole collection of these flowers is simple. Propagate tiger jaws by seeds or cuttings.

The appropriate temperature is 77-86 °F (25-30 °C) in warm weather and 50 °F (10 °C) in winter.

The pot needs to be wide, so you can allow the plant to grow into a small bush and optimally straighten the root system, which lies shallow.

Of all the species of the Faucaria genus, including more than 30 species, the tiger jaws plant is the most popular horticultural subject. Also, these plants have an inverted life cycle compared to those living above the equator (in the Northern Hemisphere).