Dinteranthus wilmotianus

Very particular succulent, formed by fleshy, almost roundish, stems, equipped with a characteristic central fissure from which, during the vegetative season, wonderful single flowers with bright and showy colours bloom. The epidermis is opaque, of a beautiful grey, almost whitish, which tends to change hues depending on the seasons, pleasantly enriched by darker dots. The colouration of Dinteranthus often varies also depending on the place of origin, as their appearance allows them in nature to camouflage among the pebbles (it is a case that they are considered in the category of "living stones") and thus to protect themselves from possible animals. They are succulent dwarfs, which do not exceed a few centimeters in height, but tend to form wonderful plots, perfect to occupy your outdoor spaces that will certainly not go unnoticed!