Glottiphyllum longum orange It thrives in temperatures between

It thrives in temperatures between 65°F and 85°F during the growing season and appreciates plenty of sunshine and good air circulation

Dudleya brittonii prefers a temperature range that mimics its natural habitat

water 2-3 times every month during the summer

suggesting a waterfall

Glottiphyllum longum orange It thrives in temperatures betweenGlottiphyllum longum can be distinguished from its relatives by the way that its flat, green, fleshy, tongue shaped leaves are all born in two opposite rows (distichous), lying flat and mostly prostrate along the ground. The long leaves are distinctively strap shaped, with rounded margins. Sometimes they are also mildly curved or upturned at the tips, but not hooked. The bladder cells at the leaf margins are oriented horizontally and not elongated.