Tylecodon bucholzianus is an attractive succulent in the Crassulaceae family. With its origin in South Africa, this variety is the only species in its family that can produce new branches without any leaves. It has a common name “Cotyledon Buchholziana”. This winter-blooming succulent grows in a tubular shape and takes height up to 9-12 inches. Growth RateCotyledon buchholziana is a good-looking succulent shrub that experiences a slow growth rate. FloweringIt is a dwarf species of succulents that bloom in the winter season. Tylecodon bucholzianus flowers appear in pale pink and red-purple colors to give your patio a gorgeous look. WateringBeing a winter-growing plant, Cotyledon buchholziana needs to be watered carefully during colder months until the spring season. Make sure the soil is fully dry before soaking it again. During the summer season, water it once every month. SoilWell-draining soil is the key to thriving Tylecodon. A highly inorganic, fast draining and well aerated mix. Due to its sensitive nature, this winter-growing, summer-dormant succulent requires a mix that dries quickly to prevent rot. HardinessThe Cotyledon Buchholziana has USDA hardiness zones ranging 10b to 11b. They can tolerate temperatures as low as 35-50°F (1.7-10°C). Light This succulent appreciates partial sun exposure to beautifully thrive. PropagationTo propagate Tylecodon succulents, you can either use its cuttings or seeds. Tylecodon bucholzianus is the best kind of succulents for indoors; therefore, you can place it on the window sill of your home or workplace for a nice look. * Please note this plant drops leaves at the simple touch. It is delicate and you can expect the leaves to drop in transit. This is normal and they will grow back.
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