Trailing Jade Pot Size:125mm Neoregelia 'Tiger Tot'

Neoregelia 'Tiger Tot'

This featured variety is called 'Whiplash' and sports bronzed green leaves margined in cream and flushed pink with red cross-banding

This elegant tropical climber produces long trailing vines that can be trained up a trellis or left to cascade gracefully from shelves and hanging baskets

They're popular in North Queensland as they tolerate the hot

and thick

Trailing Jade Pot Size:125mm Neoregelia 'Tiger Tot'Botanical Name Common Name Senecio jacobsenii Trailing Jade As a drought tolerant succulent, Trailing Jade is popular due to its ease of care. It has lush green fleshy leaves that become tipped in a purple shade during the Winter months. It prefers a sunny to partly shaded position with well drained soil. Trailing Jade looks best when cascading from hanging baskets or spreading across the garden as a ground cover. *The photos provided are an