Avonia ustulata ex riha

It is a very particular and highly sought-after miniature succulent: it has tufts of worm-shaped branches, of a beautiful silvery-gray color, less candid, than the other species of Avonia, which allows it in nature to blend in more easily, in order not to be uprooted. Each branch does not exceed two centimeters in length and is thickly covered with paper-like flakes, that hide the tiny leaves of the plant. In summer, its ornamental species is amplified by small cream-colored flowers, which perfectly match the overall beauty of this succulent. It tends to grow very slowly, but, if you know how to give it some extra attention, its extraordinary and unique appearance will amply repay you!