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pedilanthus succulent Pedilanthus Macrocarpus

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pedilanthus succulent Pedilanthus Macrocarpus"Came perfectly packaged with very quick delivery and was able to get them potted and thanks to the included directions that helped immensely I knew what steps to take to ensure they thrive. 4 days in and theyre looking great! Cant wait to watch them grow! Thank you!!!" "Thanks. Your plant arrived in perfect condition and is thriving in the CA sunshine here in Palm Desert" Why Customers Love the Lady Slipper Plant Hummingbird attracting red flowers

 

"Came perfectly packaged with very quick delivery and was able to get them potted and thanks to the included directions that helped immensely I knew what steps to take to ensure they thrive. 4 days in and they’re looking great! Can’t wait to watch them grow! Thank you!!!"

"Thanks. Your plant arrived in perfect condition and is thriving in the CA sunshine here in Palm Desert"

 

Why Customers Love the Lady Slipper Plant

Hummingbird-attracting red flowers 🐦
Unique pencil-like, architectural stems
Excellent container or landscape plant
Low maintenance & drought tolerant
Cold tolerant to the mid-20s°F (short durations)

 

Lady Slipper Plant 🌿

(Pedilanthus macrocarpus)

 

A Hummingbird Magnet with Bold, Sculptural Style

 

Add exotic character and vibrant color to your garden or home with the Lady Slipper Plant, a unique succulent native to the Baja Peninsula of Mexico. Known for its upright, pencil-like stems and bright red, slipper-shaped flowers, this plant delivers architectural form with a playful twist.

A reliable summer bloomer and a favorite of hummingbirds, the Lady Slipper Plant is as lively as it is low maintenance.

 

🌟 Available Varieties

 

Green Lady Slipper

The classic form of  Pedilanthus macrocarpus, featuring bright green upright stems and abundant red slipper-shaped flowers. Fast-growing and highly adaptable, it's an excellent choice for landscapes, containers, and succulent collections.

 

Azul Lady Slipper

A distinctive selection with blue-gray to dark green stems and a thicker, more sculptural appearance. Azul grows more slowly than the standard green variety while producing the same vibrant red flowers and offering the same cold hardiness. Its unique coloration makes it a standout specimen for collectors and modern landscape designs.

 

🌵 Key Features & Growing Habits

 

Striking, One-of-a-Kind Appearance 🧩

Upright, leafless stems create a clean, modern silhouette. During summer, the plant produces vivid red, slipper-shaped flowers that provide bold contrast and visual interest.

 

Compact, Versatile Size 📏
Mature size: approx. 3–6 ft tall × 3–6 ft wide
Perfect for containers, patios, balconies, and small garden spaces.

 

Cold Tolerance ❄️
Tolerates temperatures into the mid-20s°F for short periods. In colder climates, it performs beautifully in containers that can be moved indoors.

 

Low Maintenance & Water-Wise 💧
Thrives in hot, dry conditions with minimal watering once established—ideal for xeriscaping and drought-tolerant landscapes.

 

🌿 Perfect for Many Uses

 

🪴 Container Gardening
A standout plant for patios, balconies, and entryways.

 

🌵 Xeriscaping & Low-Water Gardens
Adds color and texture without increasing water use.

 

🪨 Rock & Succulent Gardens
Its unusual form makes it a natural focal point.

 

🏠 Indoor Growing
In cooler climates, grow indoors as a very low-maintenance houseplant with bright light.

 

🚚 Why Buy from The Cactus Outlet

 

🌱 Full, Healthy Plants
Each Lady Slipper Plant ships with multiple mature stems, ensuring a full, established appearance.

 

📦 Carefully Packaged & Stress-Free Planting
Every plant is hand-selected, wrapped, and professionally packaged to arrive in pristine condition and ready to plant.

 

 

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