Rhyothemis Variegata Polo HOLIDAY21 Soil: Stone Eaters Soil -OR-

Soil:  Stone Eaters Soil -OR- 60% pumice/perlite + 40% regular potting mix

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over 8 inches tall

It is one of the rarest and most desirable of the "living rock" cacti for its unmistakable shape resembling an inverted green pine cone with a woolly top

Rhyothemis Variegata Polo HOLIDAY21 Soil: Stone Eaters Soil -OR-Described by Linneus himself in 1763, Rhyothemis variegata is a medium sized dark bodied dragonfly that, due to their lovely patterned wings and delicate flight, is oft mistaken for a butterfly. It breeds in the marshes, ponds, and paddy fields of South Asia and is most abundantly seen between the months of May and August.