Dinteranthus microspermus (Succulents)

Dwarf succulent, commonly known also as "stone plant" for the spectacular combination of shapes and colors that allow it to blend perfectly between the pebbles. It’s a plant without a stem, consisting of a single pair of extremely fleshy leaves, boat-shaped with rather pronounced upper edges and a central crack, from which large flowers bloom with multilayered petals on the notes of white or a very lively yellow. The foliar epidermis, often pleasantly rich in darker dots, assumes greyish-glaucous colourations, tending to become purple when abundantly exposed to sunlight.