Carpobrotus acinaciformis mesembryanthemum pig face pink

Carpobrotus acinaciformis mesembryanthemum pigface pink, sally-my-handsome

Two fresh cuttings these grow pink flowers Very easy to grow

Not rooted but they will root and grow easily

Second picture shows one of the two pieces provided

Third picture shows it in a pot this is what you need to do and ensure soil is damp until it roots

A low-growing, evergreen, succulent perennial plant, forming a dense mat that completely covers the soil.

The plant is sometimes harvested from the wild for its edible fruit and it is also cultivated both as an ornamental and for its ability to stabilize sandy soils.

This species of Carpobrotus ("Sour fig") bears bright pink-purple flowers and, like its relatives, forms a sprawling succulent groundcover. It can be distinguished from its related species by its short, stout, gray-green leaves.

These are acinaciform: mildly curved and shaped like a sabre, and having the shape of an isosceles triangle in cross-section, if cut perpendicularly