Titanopsis

Basal rosettes of blue-green to grey leaves topped with variable whitish, ochre, red or bluish crusts. Confined to limestone habitats, it is a remarkable case of plant camouflage, merging seamlessly into its environment.

Flattened, bluish rosettes that develop purple hues with sun and cold. It features distinctive pink warts along the edges of its leaves. Daisy-like yellow flowers.

Choice, highly attractive succulent, even when young, marked by thick white, grey or beige warts arranged regularly on the upper surface. Flowers are yellow with flesh-coloured tips. Slow-growing plants that remain rewarding for many years.