Gasteria glomerata

A succulent plant, discovered by van Jaarsv during his boat trip along the Kouga Dam in South Africa. 'Glomerata' means "gathered together", making reference to the way, in which its orange flowers are positioned - grouped on the long peduncle. Its fleshy, grayish-green leaves are stiff and have a rough texture. With the prolonged exposure to the direct sun it may take on brown colors, for this reason it is a perfect plant to decorate your homes and offices.