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Mother of Millions – Bastana
Mother of Millions in a garden – Bastana
Mother of Millions in a garden – Bastana
Chandelier Plant – Bastana
Chandelier Plant – Bastana
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Chandelier Plant (Mother of Millions)

A striking succulent with upright, tube-shaped grey-green leaves speckled with dark spots, topped with clusters of orange-red bell flowers in late winter.

  • Light: Sun, afternoon shade
  • Water: Let it dry between waterings
  • Temperature: Loves warmth
39 SAR VAT incl.per plant
4 payments of SAR 9.75
Hight: 20-25 cm
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Description

The chandelier plant, or mother of millions, is a striking succulent with upright, tube-shaped grey-green leaves speckled with dark brown. In late winter and early spring it is topped with hanging clusters of orange-red bell flowers.

Why a chandelier plant?

  • A sculptural shape that stands out in pots and gravel beds.
  • Orange-red flowers in winter, when the garden has few.
  • Drought tolerant – it needs very little water.

Where to plant it

In a pot on a sunny balcony or terrace, or in a gravel bed or rock garden. Tiny plantlets form on the leaf tips, drop and root easily, and it can spread aggressively – so we suggest keeping it in a pot. Keep it away from pets and children, as it is toxic.

Care in the Saudi climate

  • Light: full to partial sun, with afternoon shade in a Jeddah or Riyadh summer.
  • Water: let the soil dry out between waterings, and water less in the hottest spells.
  • Soil: sandy soil or fast-draining cactus mix.
  • Handling: wear gloves – it can irritate the skin.

Sizes

  • 20–25 cm: a young plant ready for a pot or gravel bed.
Light Sun, afternoon shade
Water Let it dry between waterings
Temperature Loves warmth
Care level Care Easy
Pets Toxic to cats & dogs
Care guide

Three things to get right.

A printed care card comes with every plant. Questions later? Message us on WhatsApp.

Lighting

Grows in full to partial sun, with protection from harsh afternoon sun in summer.

Watch for: Long, weak stems mean it needs more light.

Watering

Let the soil dry out between waterings, and cut back to about once every two weeks during its summer rest.

Watch for: Soft leaves and a rotting stem are signs of too much water.

Temperature & humidity

It enjoys warmth and copes with Saudi heat in well-drained soil.

Tip: Wear gloves when handling it – it can irritate the skin.
FAQ

Before you order.

Still unsure? Email info@bastana.net or call +966 55 526 3379.

Let the soil dry out between waterings, and water less in the hottest spells. Overwatering causes root rot.