Cotyledon ladismithiensis f. variegated

Its name derives from the Greek word "kòtile" (cavity) due to the characteristic hollow shape of its leaves. It's a beautiful succulent plant, often called 'Variegated Bear Paws', in fact its green leaves with a kind of cream-colored spots, are fleshy, toothed on the edges and totally covered with dense white hair. From May to July its beautiful flowers with downy petals, of a color ranging from yellow to reddish, bloom. An easy to grow plant, however, you have to be careful to move it or transfer it because with just a little touch, its leaves fall down. But don't worry, you can ground the fallen leaves, and they will root again, giving you new offsets.