Graptopetalum paraguayense “Ghost Plant”

Graptopetalum paraguayense ‘Ghost Plant’ (Bare Rooted) is a timeless succulent prized for its graceful rosettes of thick, fleshy leaves covered in a natural powdery coating (farina). The foliage ranges from silvery blue-grey to soft lavender and blush pink depending on sunlight and temperature, giving the plant its signature ghostly appearance.

This versatile succulent produces trailing stems as it matures, making it an excellent choice for decorative pots, hanging baskets, succulent arrangements, rock gardens, and sunny balconies. It also propagates easily from fallen leaves and offsets, making it a favorite among beginners and collectors alike. During spring, mature plants may produce delicate star-shaped white flowers with tiny red speckles.

Key Features

• Elegant Powdery Blue-Grey Rosettes

• Develops Pink and Lavender Tones in Bright Light

• Easy to Propagate from Leaves and Offsets

• Drought-Tolerant and Water-Efficient

• Ideal for Pots, Hanging Baskets & Rock Gardens

• Easy to Grow and Beginner Friendly

Plant Care

• Plant in a well-draining cactus or succulent potting mix.

• Place in bright indirect light or 4–6 hours of morning sunlight.

• Water only when the soil has dried out completely.

• Avoid overwatering and ensure excellent drainage.

• Handle gently to preserve the natural powdery coating on the leaves.

Note: With bright light, proper drainage, and minimal watering, Graptopetalum paraguayense ‘Ghost Plant’ develops beautiful pastel shades and elegant trailing growth, making it a stunning, long-lasting addition to any indoor or outdoor succulent collection.