Graptopetalum Superbum Paraguayense - Mother Of Pearl

The Mother of Pearl Plant is a stunning succulent with plump, pointed leaves arranged in perfect rosettes. Its silvery-blue foliage shifts to soft lavender and pink, all protected by a natural powdery coating that gives it a luminous, moonlit glow.

Light | Full sun to bright indirect light (morning sun + afternoon shade in hot climates)
Cold Tolerance | Minimum -3.9°C to -1.1°C (25°F–30°F) — Zones 9b to 11
Water | Water deeply but infrequently; let soil dry completely between waterings
Soil pH | Mildly acidic to mildly alkaline (neutral works too)
Soil | type 50% potting mix + 50% non-organic material (pumice, perlite, or coarse sand)
Fertilizer | Diluted balanced liquid fertilizer (or organic options like fish emulsion, kelp, worm castings) — apply sparingly during growing season
Propagation | Leaf or stem cuttings
Humidity | Low
Active Season | Spring to fall (growth slows in winter)
Toxicity | Non-toxic to cats and dogs

NOTE | NA

Rooting Cuttings Instructions

1. Insert cutting 1 inch deep into well-draining soil
2. Keep in bright shade during rooting
3. Water sparingly only when soil dries out
4. Roots typically form in 2–3 weeks
5. Gradually acclimate to brighter light or full sun to prevent leaf burn