Dorstenia nitida

Dorstenia nitida is an interesting and relatively rare caudex plant belonging to the Moraceae family. This plant is prized for its brilliant foliage, caudex and unique inflorescences, unlike any other.

Origin: The Dorstenia genus is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of Africa.
Growth: Dorstenia nitida has a moderate growth habit and forms a rosette of green, glossy, often oval or rounded leaves. The plant can remain relatively small, making it ideal for houseplant collections.
Flowers: Its inflorescences are particularly striking and distinctive. They appear as flat or slightly concave structures, bearing numerous small flowers. These inflorescences, often green or brownish in color, can have an almost alien appearance.
Light: Prefers direct sunlight.
Watering: As a succulent plant, Dorstenia nitida requires moderate watering. Allow the substrate to dry out completely between waterings to prevent root rot.
Substrate: Well-draining soil is essential. A cactus mix is ideal.
Toxicity: Toxic.