Hereroa puttkameriana (Succulents)

Small succulent, made up of graceful tufts that do not exceed 3-5 cm in height, but rather tend to develop horizontally until obtaining large carpets of a nice opaque light green. The plant consists of simple and opposite leaves, which take on a characteristic shape of fingers, fleshy, elongated and tapered at the apex, facing upwards. In the height of summer, the charm of this succulent is accentuated by large daisy-shaped flowers with multi-layered petals of an intense and brilliant yellow, which usually bloom at sunset and emanate pleasant fragrances during all night hours!