Adromischus rupicola f. variegated

It is a wonderful perennial slow-growing succulent with tuberous roots that, over time, develop into a caudex, where water is stored to survive during drought periods. The leaves are fleshy and roundish, with a bluish-green colour spotted of bordeaux-red. In the variegated form are present along the epidermis typical yellowish zones in the exact points where the chlorophyll is absent, therefore they are never identical from one exemplar to another and this makes each plant absolutely unique and extremely sought after by the collectors. The flowering takes place on long and thin stems, generating tubular flowers of a greenish-yellow colour with pinkish tips.