Price: $9.95

Gasteria batesiana 'Little Warty' / Gasteria maculata 'Little Warty' 4 inch pot

Name: Gasteria batesiana 'Little Warty' / Gasteria maculata 'Little Warty' 4 inch pot
Brand: PlantsandPaws
SKU: 792418035
Price: 9.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (593 reviews)

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Gasteria batesiana 'Little Warty'
Gasteria maculata 'Little Warty'

Shown in 4 inch pot, shipped bareroot when possible.

Description: This is a cross between Gasteria batesiania and Gasteria cv. Old Man Silver obtained by the Australian hybridizer David Cumming .
It is a nice plant with attractive leaf colour that clumps easily and not so little in time, but slow. The white and green colour along with it hard plastic appearance make it looks very unusual. It is indeed quite unstable and several slightly different clones and growing forms are available.
Stem: Nearly stem less (acaulescent).
Roots: Succulent and cylindrical (terete). The roots are thick with little branching.
Leaves: Distichous or more or less spiralled, firm, bright green (to dark-green in full sun) with raised pale silvery-green or pale olive-green stripes and edge with lots of pearly tubercles (warts) in the upper and under sides. The leaf apex is obtuse bearing a mucro.

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Ships from Nipomo, CA

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Plant in well draining soil. Succulents do not like to live in wet soil.
Plenty of sunlight (at least half a day) Native to dry climates and love plenty of sunlight.
Water heavily, but not often. Allow soil to dry out completely before watering again.
Maintain a warm temperature: Succulents like about 70-80 degrees in summer months and 50-60 in winter months.
These instructions are general guidelines we follow.
Always do some research on your plant purchase for complete instructions and specific care instructions that may be particular for your item.

Choose a sunny spot. 50% sun or more.
Make sure you have appropriate soil: Use cacti soil mix.
Many succulents can rot if the soil does not drain well.
If watering is necessary, pour water around the base of the plant and avoid the leaves. Water heavily until soil is moist. Let the soil dry before the next watering.
Bring your succulents indoors for the winter: Check the hardiness of your item. If you live in an area that has a cold winter, plant in a container you can move into shelter, or cover with frost blanket.
These instructions are general guidelines we follow.
Always research your specific plant purchase for complete instructions and care instructions that may be particular for your item.
Message us for specific care questions.

Etsy calculates shipping for each item individually. If you order multiple items and we are able to combine items in one box, we will credit the savings back to you. We do not make a profit on shipping. Our plant prices include the item, box, and packaging material costs included. If you live in cold environment and are purchasing a cold sensitive plant, you can purchase a Heat Pack on the listings to protect your item.

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Fantastic! Highly recommend! Gorgeous, healthy plant with SO many fat babies! I worried about shipping a non cold hardy plant in the winter and sellers prompt response was that it would be fine and theyd take extra precautions. The heat pack I bought was probably unnecessary. It arrived in a week, a few days sooner than expected. It was the best packed item Ive ever seen. The person who got it from the mailbox the next day(oops! I wasn't paying enough attention)turned the box every which way trying to find which side was up(I cringed). I was sure the inside of the box would be a mess. But a layer of thermal bubble wrap, packing peanuts, the plant itself wrapped in small bubble wrap And plastic wrap kept all but a bit o dirt in place/safe.Good roots, slightly damp dirt at the bottom, so full of plant it was deforming the pot.

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Gasteria batesiana 'Little Warty' / Gasteria maculata 'Little Warty' 4 inch pot