Ghost Plant

Did you know

• The pale, pinkish-white rosettes look so ethereal they're nicknamed 'mother of pearl plant.'
• Despite its species name, the plant is from Mexico, not Paraguay — an early labeling mistake stuck.
• Drop a single leaf onto soil and a tiny new plant will form at its base within weeks.
• The five-petaled spring flowers have intricate maroon speckles inside the cream petals.
• In bright sun the leaves blush pink, while in shade they turn bluish-green.

Color meanings

Uses

• succulent gardens
• rock walls
• container plantings