Titanopsis schwantesii f. variegated (Succulents)

Magnificent exemplar of succulent with low growth that expands horizontally by accessing. In its variegated form, T. schwantesii has a very appealing appearance thanks to its variegation that makes it unique and distinctive. Its fleshy leaves, arranged in rosette shape, flattened and rounded at the extremities are covered by many white or pale grey protuberances, similar to warts. The yellowish variegation creates a perfect contrast with the green of the leaf, it forms in fact, a clear division between the two shades making this succulent very sought after by collectors. During the flowering period, in spring, you can admire its beautiful light yellow daisy flowers. The name Titanopsis comes from the Greek "titanos" which means calcareous rock and "opsis" that is similar, because of its resemblance to the small calcareous rocks, in nature this characteristic helps the plant to camouflage in the surrounding environment.