Meet the Faucaria tuberculosa (Pebbled Tiger Jaws), a rare, clumping South African succulent that looks like a miniature, mythical beast. Famous for its warty, bumpy leaf surfaces and tooth-lined, gaping "jaws," it produces brilliant yellow daisy-like flowers in the fall and winter.
Why Customers Love It
- Reptilian Aesthetic: Features triangular, fang-lined leaves covered in bumpy white tubercles.
- Vibrant Blooms: Puts on a showy display of glossy, yellow winter blossoms that open in bright sunlight.
- Compact & Pet-Safe: Reaches only 3-5 inches tall, making it a perfect, non-toxic addition to any bright windowsill or indoor collection.
Care Requirements
- Light: Requires 6+ hours of full to bright indirect sunlight daily to maintain its tight shape and promote blooming.
- Soil: Use a gritty, well-draining cactus or succulent mix.
- Water: Water deeply, but allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. Reduce watering in winter.
- Hardiness: Protect from freezing temperatures and hard frosts (Provide indoor shelter if temperatures drop below 20°F).