Ipomoea platensis Holiday_Gifts Description: Frailea castanea (a

Description: Frailea castanea (a

your peanut cactus cuttings should take root and begin to grow into new plants

80 m across composed of hundreds of individual

Early spring is the best time to repot because the plants are just coming out of dormancy

This plant is relatively compact

Ipomoea platensis Holiday_Gifts Description: Frailea castanea (aThe Ipomoea platensis is commonly known as the Morning Glory plant. The morning glory plant is a native of the Convolvulaceae family, a perennial succulent growing like a vine. The caudex grows up to 2 feet while the vine spreads to about 12 feet. The morning glories plant can be grown as a bonsai houseplant. Native to Argentina, Brazil South, Paraguay, & Uruguay, this flowering plant bears pink or lavender bell shaped flowers during the blooming