This fast-growing succulent has green, propeller-shaped leaves that can turn bright red in full sun or cool weather. Flowers are white and appear in clusters during summer. It has been used in many gardens, landscapes, and atriums due to its ability to grow well in dry conditions

Care

When grown outdoors, they need to be planted in a location that allows them to get at least 6 hours of sunlight. If grown indoors, they should be located in a room that receives plenty of natural sunlight. Grows well in dry, sandy soils with sparse watering. The soil should be allowed to completely dry out before watering again.