Huernia zebrina 'variegata

Huernia zebrina 'variegata' is a fascinating variety of Huernia zebrina, distinguished by its unique foliage and flowers. This variegata variety features variation in leaf color, offering patterns or shades of color that can vary from green to pale yellow-red. This type of variegation makes each plant unique. The most remarkable feature of this plant is its distinctive star-shaped flowers.

Origin: Huernia zebrina is native to the arid regions of South Africa and Namibia. The 'variegata' variety has been selected for its specific variegation characteristics.
Growth: Huernia zebrina 'variegata' grows relatively slowly. It forms fleshy, segmented stems, spreading or slightly erect.
Flowers: Flowers are the main attraction of this plant. They appear at the base of the stems and are remarkable for their shape and pattern.
Light: Prefers bright light.
Watering: As with most succulents, moderate watering is necessary. Allow the substrate to dry out completely between waterings.
Substrate: Requires well-draining soil. A mixture of cactus potting soil and litho potting soil is ideal.
Temperature: Tolerates a range of temperatures, but must be protected from frost. Warm, dry conditions mimic its arid natural habitat.
Toxicity: Huernias, including Huernia zebrina 'variegata', are not generally considered toxic, but it is always advisable to keep them out of reach of children and pets to avoid any risk of accidental ingestion.