Glottiphyllum longum f. variegated

In its variegated form G. longum presents yellowish or lighter shades in the areas of the epidermis where there is a lack of chlorophyll; these shades will always be different in different plants, so each of them will be unique in its own way. Its fleshy green or greyish green leaves are arranged in pairs and have a smooth surface, sometimes even slightly wrinkled. Glottiphyllum longum produces bright yellow, daisy-like flowers that bloom primarily in fall and winter. The flowers emerge from the center of the rosette and are quite large in relation to the plant, creating an attractive contrast.