Sinningia leucotricha UPOWMXSC3950 flattened stem that grows slowly

flattened stem that grows slowly atop a thick taproot underground

Copiapoa haseltoniana is Endemic to the Atacama desert (Chile

During fall

dotted with numerous minuscule tufts of bright white wool (hairy scales)

and wax cactus

Sinningia leucotricha UPOWMXSC3950 flattened stem that grows slowlySinningia leucotricha is a unique caudex forming perennial succulent. Having its origin in Brazil, this rounded tuber herb is commonly known as Brazilian edelweiss. It belongs to the Gesneriaceae family and is noted for having a short stem bearing silver green paired leaves with lots of hair on them. When young, the white hair is thickly based on the leaves giving it a furry look. Between Spring to Summer, the Sinningia leucotricha plant flowers into