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Cotyledon 'Silver Waves'

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$9.45 $12.95 In stock

Category: Plants

Cotyledon 'Silver Waves' is a Diggers Club plant offered as a single plant in a square pot. It is listed among all plants and appears in the A to Z range, with tags for coastal conditions, drought tolerant gardens, and evergreen planting.

  • Type option: Single Plant (Square Pot)
  • Brand: Diggers Club
  • Category: Plants
  • Suitable for coastal gardens according to product tags
  • Tagged as drought tolerant and evergreen
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

The square pot was a nice surprise—it fits perfectly on my windowsill without tipping over. The leaves have a lovely velvety texture and that soft silver sheen that catches the light. It arrived healthy and has settled in well to my coastal garden conditions.

Lily ★★★★★

The silver, wavy leaves are even more striking in person, and it arrived in a sturdy square pot that was well-packed for shipping. I have it in a coastal spot with sandy soil, and it’s already putting out new growth without any fuss.

Robert B. ★★★★★

I’ve been looking for a hardy plant that can handle salty coastal air, and this little silver-leafed succulent is thriving on my balcony with almost no fuss. The fleshy leaves have a beautiful wavy edge that catches the light, and it’s already putting out a new offset in the square pot.