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lifesaver succulent plant Lifesaver Plant – Greenland Garden CentreHuernia zebrina Rare and unusual succulent with bizarre flowers. Blooms are creamy yellow with burgundy stripes and a burgundy "lifesaver" in the centre. Short, cactus like stems with very soft spines. Care: Light: Bright with as much direct sun as possible (west or south window). Water: Water deeply once the soil has completely dried out in spring and summer. Water lightly only if the stems begin to shrivel in winter. Fertilizer: Use an all purpose
Huernia zebrina
- Rare and unusual succulent with bizarre flowers.
- Blooms are creamy-yellow with burgundy stripes and a burgundy "lifesaver" in the centre.
- Short, cactus-like stems with very soft spines.
Care:
- Light: Bright with as much direct sun as possible (west or south window).
- Water: Water deeply once the soil has completely dried out in spring and summer. Water lightly only if the stems begin to shrivel in winter.
- Fertilizer: Use an all-purpose fertilizer such as Schultz Indoor Plant Food (10-15-10) up to twice monthly in spring and summer.
- Other tips: Grows best in an undersized pot. Use sharply-drained potting mix; we recommend Pro-Mix Cactus & Succulent Mix with extra perlite and small Orchiata added. This plant rots very easily when overwatered.
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Favorite book!
Format: Board book
I love reading this book to our baby! It’s sweet and fun to read. ☺️
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Gorgeous book
Format: Board book
This is one of our favorite books. The illustrations are stunning. It's a total work of art! And the story about changing seasons is lovely. I like that it's a quick read but that there's more than a word or two per page. My 13-month old really loves this book, and because I love it so much too, I always encourage her to bring it over for a read!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2013
★★★★★ 5
Great book for kids
Format: Kindle
The book is enjoyable and is on topic for learning about the weather. The illustration are enjoyable and I recommend this book to kindergarten teachers.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2020
★★★★★ 4
beautiful illustrations
Format: Board book
The story is nice, but the real magic is in the illustrations. As a parent, I adore reading this book just for the illustrations; each page is a work of art. Most of the story is about winter, so we are reading it a great deal now (December) to discuss wildlife and how they prepare for winter.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018
★★★★★ 5
Another classic by Il Sung Na
Format: Board book
Il Sung Na is one of my favorite children's book authors/illustrators. The illustrations are whimsical and fun, the text is simple and colorful. This book is very similar in concept to his Book of Sleep as it chronicles a rabbit looking on as various animals respond to the changing seasons. My daughter loves this book, as well as the Book of Sleep and Opposite Zoo.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2017