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Cotyledon pendens — also known as “Cliff Cotyledon” or “Little Pickles” — is a beautiful trailing succulent native to South Africa. It’s a hanging succulent that produces cascading stems covered with fleshy, powdery leaves and charming bell-shaped flowers.

🌿 General Description

·         Scientific name: Cotyledon pendens

·         Family: Crassulaceae

·         Common names: Cliff Cotyledon, Little Pickles

·         Type: Trailing/tumbling succulent

·         Growth habit: Hanging stems that can reach up to 2 feet (60 cm) long.

·         Leaves: Thick, teardrop-shaped, grey-green with a powdery coating (farina) and sometimes red tips.

·         Flowers: Orange to red, bell-shaped blooms appearing mainly in late spring to summer.

☀️ Light Requirements

·         Prefers bright sunlight or partial sun.

·         Indoors: Place near a sunny window (south or west-facing).

·         Outdoors: Needs at least 4–6 hours of sunlight daily for compact growth and vibrant leaf color.

·         Avoid sudden full sun exposure to prevent leaf burn.

💧 Watering

·         Follow the “soak and dry” method:

o    Water deeply when the soil is completely dry.

o    Let excess water drain fully.

·         Reduce watering in winter when the plant goes semi-dormant.

·         Overwatering causes root rot and leaf drop.

🪴 Soil

·         Needs well-draining succulent or cactus soil mix.

·         You can make your own mix using:

o    2 parts cactus mix or sandy soil

o    1 part perlite or pumice

🌡️ Temperature & Humidity

·         Thrives in 18–28°C (65–82°F).

·         Protect from frost — not cold hardy below 5°C (41°F).

·         Prefers dry air; avoid high humidity environments.

🌸 Fertilizer

·         Feed once a month in spring and summer with a diluted, balanced liquid fertilizer.

·         Avoid fertilizing in fall and winter.