Pachyphytum Machucae is a succulent plant with lanceolate, fleshy leaves whose appearance is strongly reminiscent of “baby fingers”. The plant grows with an upright stem on which the heavily frosted, thickly powdered leaves are arranged in a circular rosette. The leaf color is a translucent white-green, whereby the leaf tips can become slightly reddish. In ideal conditions, the leaves are pale pink to purple in color. Care: An airy, well-drained mixture - e.g. of peat or coconut fiber and a high proportion of mineral substrate (granular soil) - is suitable for the substrate. In summer, ensure sufficient ventilation, reduced watering and light shade. In the other seasons, Pachyphytum Machucae can receive as much sunlight as possible and ideally be cultivated outdoors (protected from heavy rain). Handmade and painted planter made of breathable and water-absorbent clay, fired at high temperature for long-lasting color.