Adenia keramanthus

Wonderful succulent with a large caudiciform base, which serves as a reserve of water to survive in periods of drought, and develops large branches covered with foliage of deciduous leaves (they fall during the period of vegetative rest). The name Keramanthus comes from the Greek : 'keramion' which means pot and 'anthos' flower, due to its inflorescences from the particular shape. It is a plant extremely appreciated by lovers of caudex, perfect to give, with its massive and compact appearance, a touch of majesty to any location! A. Keramanthus has rapid growth and can reach a height of one meter. Its fleshy leaves are oval and light green; covered with a greyish white down and with serrated margins. During the flowering period this succulent will give us wonderful cream white flowers.