Corpuscularia lehmannii

Ice Plant (Corpuscularia lehmannii)

Add a unique touch to your succulent collection with Corpuscularia lehmannii, commonly known as the Ice Plant.

This attractive succulent develops thick, fleshy, triangular leaves arranged along branching stems. Its blue-green to grey-green foliage gives the plant a distinctive appearance and makes it stand out among conventional rosette-forming succulents.

The compact growth habit makes it suitable for containers, succulent arrangements and collector displays.

Plant Features

• Common name: Ice Plant
• Botanical name: Corpuscularia lehmannii
• Distinctive thick, triangular leaves
• Attractive blue-green foliage
• Compact branching growth
• Excellent for succulent collections
• Suitable for containers and decorative displays
• Live plant

Light Requirements

Place your Ice Plant in a bright location with plenty of natural light. A few hours of gentle direct sunlight can help maintain healthy, compact growth. Acclimatise gradually when moving the plant to stronger sunlight.

Watering

Water thoroughly and allow the soil to dry between watering sessions. Avoid frequent watering or keeping the soil continuously wet, as excess moisture can lead to root problems.

During cooler periods or slower growth, reduce watering accordingly.

Soil

Use a well-draining cactus and succulent soil mix. Good drainage is essential for preventing excess moisture around the roots.

Pot & Placement

Ice Plant looks great in:

• Small ceramic pots
• Succulent planters
• Windowsill displays
• Rock gardens
• Succulent arrangements
• Indoor plant collections

Shipping Information

This plant is shipped bare root.

To reduce the risk of damage and moisture-related issues during transportation, the plant is carefully removed from its growing medium before dispatch.

After receiving the plant:

1. Carefully unpack the plant.
2. Allow the roots to remain dry and undisturbed for a short period after transit.
3. Plant it in a well-draining succulent soil mix.
4. Keep it in bright, indirect light initially.
5. Gradually introduce stronger sunlight.
6. Resume normal watering once the plant has settled.

Note: As this is a live plant, its size, shape, branching and foliage may vary from the photographs depending on the current growth stage.