Trichodiadema clavatum

Very characteristic small succulent plant, which tends to be distributed in small horizontal bushes. It has a thin and green stem at a young age, which then tends to lignify itself into a slender stem, from which various branches branch off with small leaves with protrusions similar to many microscopic cells. At the apex of the cylindrical foliage appears a sort of sparse white hair, which contrasts with the very bright green of the plant and gives the complex an unmistakable appearance. During the flowering season, beautiful solitary inflorescences bloom, which create a lively atmosphere with their fuchsia or purple hues.