Meet Myrtle the ghost plant. Also known as a Graptopetalum paraguayense, this ghost plant is a spooky and low maintenance delight.
 
Set on a sunny windowsill for bright, indirect sun or direct morning sun. While ghost plants love sun, too much harsh afternoon light can scorch the leaves.
 
Let her soil dry out completely before watering deeply, every 2-3 weeks and less in winter. Overwatering is the biggest risk to Myrtle's health! She has been potted in a cactus succulent mix.
 
In terms of temperature, Myrtle prefers a warm, dry environment (ideally 15–27°C / 60–80°F). Keep her fresh by removing dead or dried leaves.