Avonia ruschii

It is a very particular succulent, that tends to grow in tortuous tufts, thanks to its branches of about one centimeter in diameter, which do not develop much in length, but, despite their small size, are extremely rich in details: the green stems are entirely covered with pure white paper-like flakes, perfectly arranged in a rhomboid shape and that have an almost hairy appearance. Each branch ends, at the apex, in even whiter tips, because they are richer in flakes, from which its small inflorescences blossom in summer.