Silver Dollar Plant is a unique succulent native to Madagascar. Heat loving, it likes to be grown in bright light and very well draining soil. They are extremely drought tolerant, so when grown indoors let the soil dry out in between watering, and water very sparingly in the winter.

Xerosicyos danguyi, also known as the Silver Dollar Plant, is a climbing succulent native to Madagascar. It boasts round, gray-green leaves that resemble coins, making it unique in appearance. This plant thrives in bright, indirect light and requires well-draining soil to prevent root rot. It’s incredibly drought-tolerant, preferring infrequent watering. Adaptable to heat and capable of withstanding full sun, it grows best in conditions that mimic its native arid habitat. The Silver Dollar Plant has a moderate growth rate and is non-toxic to pets and people.. Mature Size: 2-4′ after 5 years. Full Sun (6+ Hours), Morning Sun Afternoon Shade.