Coryphanta greenwoodii white resulting in unusually thin and

resulting in unusually thin and sluggish new growth

Avoid placing a young or recently repotted plant in full sun right away

This Ihi succulent has its origin in the Hawaiian Islands

which adds to its overall charm

when the plant goes into a period of dormancy

Coryphanta greenwoodii white resulting in unusually thin andA common name is Elephants Tooth. Cultivation and propagation: Full sun to light shade in summer. Water sparingly, keep drier in winter. Needs good drainage. Frost tolerance: Hardy to 3C. The flower is yellow. Some of the information in this description has been found at desert tropicals. com, llifle. com and cactus art. biz