Brachychiton rupestris - seeding peperomia Color: Light wheat yellow with

Color: Light wheat yellow with 16-20 multicolored "dots" in blue

Both succulents thrive with minimal care

Adaptable to low light and low-maintenance

perfect for all-day wear

Its trailing vines and heart-shaped leaves make it perfect for hanging baskets

Brachychiton rupestris - seeding peperomia Color: Light wheat yellow with2 4 3 4 50% Brachychiton rupestris, also known as the Queensland bottle tree, is a drought tolerant tree from Australia. It has a bulbous trunk that gives it the name "bottle tree". The tree can grow to 60 feet in the wild, but is typically much shorter in cultivation, usually around 30 feet. paired the plant with a 5 inch Oasien Poppy pot. (2 plants with around 30 40 inch high)