Description
One of the most striking plant from genus Lobivia. It is a relatively easy to cultivate plant and flowers every summer.
Care guide:
Soil: Well drained
Watering: Weekly in summer, no water in winter time.
Sun exposure: Full sun
Lobivia Lateritia
€5.50
One of the most striking plant from genus Lobivia. It is a relatively easy to cultivate plant and flowers every summer.
2 in stock
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