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Monitor. Channel today we’re going to talk about, said the clam bottom now. The stadium claw bottom is a beautiful, succulent that can grow up to 10 centimeter tall that is 4 inches with a stout that creeping stems in roses up to 5 centimeters, or 2 inches in diameter. Most notable are the leaves of the succulents. They are pale, green or blue green. Sometimes they can have red tips. It has a compact in Florence of many white star-shaped flowers in mid to late early spring or summer. The stem lose their leaves as they elongate but are often covered by younger stems, so the plant can look like a solid mat of attractive, succulent gray color, rosettes now said. You clam! Adam has USDA hardiness Zone 9 a 211 B That means from 20 degrees Fahrenheit to 50 degrees Fahrenheit or minus six point, Seven thousand, two plus ten degrees Celsius. Now, let’s talk about how we can grow with this and a clavata when you grow sand Amiens, you need to keep in mind that these plant need very little attention or care. They thrive in conditions that many other plant thriving but will do just as well in less hospitable areas. They’re ideal for that part of your garden. That gets just a little bit too much. Sun or a little bit too little water to grow anything else. One of the more common name for sodium is stone court due to the fact that many gardeners joke that only stone need less scared to live longer. Stadium are very easily planted for shorter varieties, simply laying the plant on the ground. Where you wanted to grow normally is enough they will send out the roots from where ever the stem is touching the ground itself. If you would like to go further to ensure that your plant will stay there, you can add a very thin covering of soil over the plan for taller varieties, you can break up one of the stem and push it into the ground where you would like it to grow. The stem will root very easily and a new plant will be established in a season or two now. These plants are known to be native to Mexico. They are not cold, Hardy. They propagate from cuttings, leaves or seeds. They are summer dormant. There are generally non toxic to humans or animals. Now, when you grow sentience, it is important that you know that these species are primarily native to rocky mountainous environment that being said they can handle a little bit less light or a little bit too much light. They will enjoy full. Sun, at least 6 hours or more per day. Most pieces will tolerate partial shade, but do not thrive in deep shades. When you keep your plant indoor. Make sure that you plant it in a sunny window or under artificial light. Now, when we think about the soil, the centium clavata does not like waterlogged soil. So you need to make sure that your pot has a good drainage hole and that you have planted your plant in a well draining, succulent soil. Think gritty roll training soil. They usually makes things easier. They also have the ability to thrive, even in shallow poor sandy or rocky soils that has made them very popular for garden. Root growers, no, their stadium. Clamato is a drought tolerant plant, but they also do need some water. They do best when regularly watered from spring through fall, but water thoroughly wait for the soil to dry out before watering again when dealing with younger. Stadium plant you will need supplemental water for the first couple of weeks for the plant to establish this root in many regions. Establishment plants need only rainfall. Avoid wetting the leaves stem and flowers. When watering container grown plants need more water than a counter plant that are growing in urban soil. When fertilizing the stadium clembot, i’m a balanced organic fertilizer. Each spring is generally all the plant will require as long as the plant are divided annually and provided with fresh soil, then feeding is not necessary when reporting stadium in Clevedon. These plants do not need much caring for repot your plan when they outgrow their current pot by moving them into a larger container to hold the plant better. We recommend repotting during spring. Make sure the soil is ripe before you report. Now for the people out there that are curious about pruning pruning is not generally necessary for Sadie in plants unless they are getting wild and out of control, you can clean them a bit up after winter by removing any dead or damaged leaves or branches that is generally enough now. Thank you for listening to our Youtube and please make sure if you are not yet done, so subscribe to our Channel, and you can read more information in the description below, thank you you.