Seductive small succulent, perennial and evergreen, with fast growth and a thick, regular, globose cushion habit, native to southern Africa, in particular Madagascar. At the maximum of its development, it can grow 20 cm tall and up to 50 cm large. Semi-woody at the base and densely branched, it has numerous thin stems with an initial upright, erect course. These at the top slightly curve outwards and tend to assume a drooping and creeping trend, which gives the plant a compact and rounded appearance. The leaves, opposite and obovate, fleshy and, like all the branches, covered by a light pruine layer, with obtuse apex and conspicuously indented margins only in the apical portion, are of a fascinating silvery gray color sometimes tinged with purple. Between the end of winter and the whole of spring, a surprisingly generous flowering covers the entire plant. Supported by slender stems that form in the apical part of the branches, abundant hemispherical inflorescences, composed of small tubular flowers with 4 pinkish petals curled towards the low and longitudinally veined with purple, stand out on the cushion of the foliage in a decidedly refined chromatic contrast.
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