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Lenophyllum guttatum variegata
Place ideally in full sun or partial shade.
Always water a few days after the substrate has dried out. In winter, limit watering.
It can tolerate -12.2 °C in the short term. However, the plant is not hardy.
This is a very contrasting plant. The beautiful red spots are a real feast for the eyes and this cultivar is much more striking and attractive compared to the classic form.
Lenophyllum guttatum variegata is a fascinating succulent plant native to Mexico. It is a form of the classic Lenophyllum guttatum, which is characterised by its stunning variegated leaves.
The grey-green to grey-pink leaves are decorated with bright red spots. These spots make the plant much more striking than the classic form of Lenophyllum guttatum and make it a real highlight of any succulent collection. The leaves of this plant are curled and arranged in opposite pairs. They are boat-shaped and reach a length of up to 3,5 cm. The succulent can grow up to 20 cm high.
In the summer months, Lenophyllum is enveloped in a magnificent inflorescence. The flowers of this plant appear on stems up to 20 cm high, which branch out towards the top. There are 5 to 12 greenish-yellow flowers on the stems.
Lenophyllum guttatum variegata is an attractive and rare succulent plant that will become an ornament to any collection. It can be lightly fertilised, for example with cactus and succulent fertiliser. Its charming appearance with its variegated foliage makes it an eye-catcher in any environment and it will be noticed everywhere.