Titanopsis schwantesii

The name Titanopsis derives from the Greek "titanos" which means calcareous rock and "opsis" which means "similar", given its resemblance to small calcareous rocks, in nature this characteristic helps the plant to camouflage itself in the surrounding environment. This beautiful grey or bluish-green succulent grows in the shape of a rosette. Its leaves, flattened and rounded at the ends, are covered with many white or light grey wart-like protuberances. It is a low-growing plant that clusters over the years. At the beginning of spring you can admire its beautiful daisy-like flowers of light yellow color.