Delosperma echinatum is commonly known as the Ice plant or Pickle plant. The leaves of this plant are dark green with small spots, making it look attractive. Having its origin in South Africa, this succulent belongs to the Aizoaceae family. Growing up to 45 cm (18 inches) in height, this winter-dormant plant blooms beautifully in spring.

Growth Rate: Delosperma echinatum grows slowly. But it blooms the whole year.

Flowering: This succulent plant blooms in delicate white color throughout the spring season.

Water and Feeding/Fertilizer: Pickle plant needs well-drained soil. It is essential to water the plant but before watering it again, let the soil dry out properly.

Soil: Delosperma echinatum plants are not particular about the soil type but they need well drainage soil to grow at a fast pace.

Hardiness: This variety belongs to the hardiness zone of 7a to 10b and the frost tolerance is 5° F (-15° C).

​Light: Ice plant needs full to partial sunlight. These perennial plants can be grown outdoors in warmer areas.

Propagation: The best way to propagate ice plants is from cutting, which is quite a simple process to follow.

Luckily, Delosperma echinatum "Pickle plant" does not need repotting. So, this delectable plant makes an exceptional addition to your houseplant collection.

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