Adromischus schuldtianus

The name of the genus Adromischus means "abundant stem" and comes from the Greek "adros" (abundant) and "mischòis" (stem). It’s a slow-growing perennial succulent, characterized by its small size and compact appearance. It develops a radical caudex, in which it stores water to survive droughts. It has glossy green leaves, elongated, with a slight dark green speckle. This succulent plant grows in autumn and is very prone to rottenness throughout the year. Its white flower blooms in spring at the apex of a long peduncle.