Bounty from the Boonies
Tiger Jaw Succulent
$18.00
Unit price perTiger Jaw is a south African succulent is known for its distinctive jaw-shaped leaves with soft tooth like edges. It can produce bright yellow flowers that look a lot like daisies. This plant originates from the sub-tropical deserts and rocky areas of South Africa. The fleshy "teeth" along its leaves are soft and help channel rainwater and dew directly to its roots.
Scientific Name: Faucaria Tigrinya
Common Name: Tiger Jaw
Light: Bright, direct, to indirect light
Growth: 6 inches tall
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
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Tiger Jaw Succulent
$18.00
Unit price perOut of stock
Tiger Jaw is a south African succulent is known for its distinctive jaw-shaped leaves with soft tooth like edges. It can produce bright yellow flowers that look a lot like daisies. This plant originates from the sub-tropical deserts and rocky areas of South Africa. The fleshy "teeth" along its leaves are soft and help channel rainwater and dew directly to its roots.
Scientific Name: Faucaria Tigrinya
Common Name: Tiger Jaw
Light: Bright, direct, to indirect light
Growth: 6 inches tall
Watering: Let dry between watering
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
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Bounty from the Boonies was born and continues to labour on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples. This area is covered by the Williams Treaty, and we strive to reclaim the land with native plants, pollinator habitats and growing food. We stand in solidarity with Land Back and support Indigenous resurgence.