Tylecodon grandiflorus

Tylecodon grandiflorus, often called the 'dwarf butter tree', is a thick-stemmed, greyish-colored succulent. From the Latin 'grandis' which means 'large' and 'floris' which means 'flowers', its name determines the fact that this plant has the largest flowers of its kind. The leaves of T. grandiflorus, these have an elongated shape and can measure up to ten centimeters, are a beautiful bright green with darker shades. The period of growth of this species is the winter one, therefore it is important to have good and constant irrigation until the arrival of the warmer seasons. Tylecodon grandiflorus loves a shady position.