Sulcorebutia frankiana Living Gifts This succulent is sword-shaped

This succulent is sword-shaped

The term "claret cup" comes from the striking claret-red color of its flowers

this winter-dormant plant has its origin in Eastern Mexico

so diffuse the light using sheer curtains if needed

make sure the cut portion of the pads is slightly touching the soil

Sulcorebutia frankiana Living Gifts This succulent is sword-shapedFlowers: Usually pink to dark magenta or dark red. Flowers are produced in late spring and remain open for three or four days. Cultivation and propagation: It grows rather slowly and needs a very good drainage to avoid rotting. It requires also an appropriate air circulation and is sometime grafted to avoid root problems. Sun exposure: Light shade when young, full sun later (light shadow may be useful in the hot summer days). Watering: It requires