Adromischus bicolor

Succulent dwarf coming from the arid areas of southern Africa, accustomed to grow between the cracks of the rocks, with which, it is able to skillfully blend in. It grows through thin ramified stems which do not reach remarkable heights, but tend rather to form bushes of extremely fleshy leaves, rounded and ending in a microscopic tip. They have an upper flat surface, in contrast to the lower one which is roundish. The epidermis assumes a matty greyish colouration, pleasantly spotted by dark green dots and enriched by red-bordeaux margins, more or less evident depending on the sun exposure. The charm of this plant will be amplified when, at the apex of long stems, small and delicate candied flowers bloom.