Orostachys spinosa f. minuta

Introducing the exquisite Orostachys spinosa f. minuta, a captivating succulent native to the rocky crevices and alpine regions of Asia. This plant is a true marvel of nature, with its spiral arrangements of silvery-green leaves that culminate in sharp, pointed tips, giving it a striking resemblance to a miniature pinecone or a sea urchin. The leaves are densely packed around the center, creating a compact rosette that can reach up to 4 inches in both height and width. The texture of the leaves is somewhat fleshy, yet firm, adding to the plant's rugged charm. What sets Orostachys spinosa f. minuta apart is its resilience and adaptability. It thrives in rocky, well-drained soil, making it an ideal candidate for rock gardens, green roofs, or as a unique addition to a succulent collection. Despite its delicate appearance, this plant is tough and can withstand harsh conditions, including frost, making it a versatile choice for outdoor gardens in cooler climates. In late summer to early f