Adromischus cooperi f. variegata (Variegated)

The variegated shape of this succulent presents yellow zones in the exact points where there is a lack of chlorophyll, which makes each exemplar absolutely unique and extremely sought after by collectors. Loved by connoisseurs of succulents, it grows in tufts forming small rosettes. It is characterized by thick and fleshy leaves with a tubular shape and flattened at the apex, of an olive green colour with darker spots. Close to the margins, with a slightly undulated shape, the succulent becomes reddish, more or less evident depending on the solar exposure. The flowering takes place on small and long stems generating tubular flowers of reddish color.