| Life form | Succulent |
| Family | Portulacacea |
| Origin | South Africa |
| Ease of cultivation | Easy with little difficulty |
| The size | In height up to 12 cm. |
| Growth rate | Average |
| Lifespan | Many years |
| Temperature | In the summer: room, in winter it is desirable not higher than 44,6-59 ° F. |
| Humidity | Low. |
| Lighting | Bright sun. |
| The soil | Suitable shop soil for succulents with a small addition of sand. For a mixture of own preparation, take: 3 parts of coarse sand or perlite, 2 parts of garden land, 2 parts of humus (leafy earth), 1 part of charcoal and bone meal, lime or a little egg-shell. |
| Watering | The top layer of soil between waterings in the summer should dry up. Watered approximately every 10-15 days, in November and February 1 time a month, in December and January almost no water. |
| Fertilizer | In April and July, 2 times a year, soluble fertilizer for cacti. |
| Reproduction | Spring and summer stem or leaf cuttings, which must first be dried. Rooting in tofre, sand, water. Possible reproduction seeds which are sown in a peat sand or perlite, sprayed, is placed on the scattered light after emergence. |
| Bloom | Plentifully blooms in yellow flowers. |
| Transfer | In the spring, every 2 years. |
| Features of care | A period of winter rest is needed. Care is required with watering, a layer of gravel can be placed on the bottom of the pot and on the surface of the soil to prevent root rot. |
| Difficulties | It is affected by a spider mite, mealybugs. Root rot is possible due to excessive watering. |
| Air cleaning | – |
| Toxicity | – |
