A succulent native to Argentina and Bolivia! While it might look a bit like Aloe or Haworthia at first glance, it's actually a member of the Bromeliad family, related to Tillandsia and Dyckia. These plants grow in dense little clusters, eventually forming a striking, moss-ball-like mound. It's an impressive sight! This is a rare species, but it's usually not expensive. If you spot one, be sure to grab it!



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