Faucaria felina f. variegata

The variegated form of this succulent has the typical areas of yellow skin in the exact points where chlorophyll is absent, which make each specimen absolutely unique and therefore extremely sought after by lovers of succulents. It is a small and compact plant, which forms a kind of rosette or small tuft made up of large, green and fleshy leaves, generally rough to the touch, triangular in shape and with small white teeth on the sides. From autumn to winter, it generates large golden-yellow flowers similar to the more common "dandelions".