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It Is Common For The Foliage Color Of Succulents To Change Due To Environmental Conditions. Colors Will Become More Intense In Full Sun Locations, Under Drought Conditions, And In Cooler Temperatures.
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$14.95 - In Stock(P.P.28284) Stunning color. Thick, succulent leaves begin golden-yellow with a bright red picotee edge, change to...
