Anacampseros vanthielii

It is a beautiful miniature succulent, characterized by tiny spiky bright green leaves, which tend to fade to a chocolate hue when exposed to the sun. The foliage is arranged in pleasant rosettes that do not exceed two centimeters in diameter, but rather tend to develop in beautiful clusters, among which magenta flowers often larger than the rosettes themselves bloom! An undoubtedly particular feature of this succulent is the presence, inside the rosettes, of long white and twisted hairs that help protect the plant from the intense sun, reflecting most of the rays with their whiteness: a useful stratagem for survival and, at the same time, perfect for giving a unique ornamental charm!