Cotyledon in Luna Sphere

WATER: The amount of water you give your plant has a direct effect on its growth. During the Summer season, it is advised that you water your plant every 6 to 8 days. When the temperature drops during winter, watering the plant every 15 to 20 days (once or twice a month) is adequate. If you can’t remember all that, don’t worry, just water when you see the soil in the pot dries up.

LIGHT: Your Cotyledon loves a good amount of light and should be grown in an area bathed regularly in full sunlight. Your selected location should have a free flow of air. Plenty of sunshine is what your plant needs, but there’s nothing to worry about if your planting spot gets a little shade now and then. However, if you notice the leaves falling off your plant, this is a clear indication that the plant is not getting enough sunlight.

TEMPERATURE: Cotyledon will thrive in warm regions with total exposure to sunlight and high humidity (around 40%). This particular succulent is not tolerant of frost or below zero temperatures and will have to be brought indoors during the freezing winter season.

TOXICITY: While extremely beautiful and captivating to look at, Cotyledon plants are classified as toxic to animals. The sap from its stem/leaves is harmful to dogs, cats, even livestock such as goats and cows can be negatively affected from contact with the plant.