Lakshmi Kamal

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Scientific Name - Graptopetalum macdougallii
Common names known by - Lakshmi Kamal, Dinner Plate Aeonium, Saucer Plant

Sunlight : Needs bright, indirect sunlight

Frequency of water : Moderate

Soil type : Well-draining cactus or succulent mix

Native to : Oaxaca, Mexico

Product Specifications

Graptopetalum macdougallii, or "MacDoug's Marvel," is a laid-back succulent from Oaxaca, Mexico, chilling in rocky crevices like it’s on a permanent siesta. Its rosettes of green and purple leaves look like they're debating between being serious or partying. When it blooms, its tiny star-shaped flowers throw a mini-celebration. This plant is perfect for forgetful plant parents, thriving with minimal water and attention, making it the ultimate low-maintenance buddy. Basically, it’s the plant world’s version of a carefree vacationer who doesn’t sweat the small stuff!

1. Aesthetic Appeal: Adds a touch of elegance to interiors with its lotus-like structure.

2. Easy to Maintain: Requires minimal care, perfect for busy or beginner gardeners.

3. Purifies Air: Helps improve indoor air quality by absorbing pollutants.

4. Symbolic Significance: Considered a plant of prosperity and positive energy in many cultures.

5. Drought-Tolerant: Highly resilient, making it an excellent choice for water-conscious gardening.

1. Sunshine Lover: Give it plenty of bright, indirect light. It loves a sunny spot but won’t throw a tantrum if it gets a bit of shade now and then.


2. Watering Routine: Water it when the soil is completely dry. Think of it as a low-maintenance friend who’s cool with hanging out just once in a while.


3. Soil Game: Use well-draining soil, like a cactus or succulent mix. This plant hates wet feet, so make sure the pot has drainage holes.


4. Temperature Preferences: It’s pretty chill with most indoor temperatures but prefers things on the warmer side. Keep it away from frosty drafts.


5. Feeding Time: A little fertilizer during the growing season (spring and summer) goes a long way. Once a month is plenty – think of it as treating your buddy to brunch.