ANACAMPSEROS BAESECKEI - 5 Seeds - Caudex Succulent

Anacampseros baeseckei, also known as Baesecke's Anacampseros, is a small, slow-growing, South African succulent known for its clumping, groundcover habit and unique caudex (swollen stem base). It has small, rounded, fleshy leaves that can turn purplish with sun exposure and produces dark pink flowers in the summer. 
Characteristics:
Appearance: Forms dense mats with smooth or hairy, succulent leaves, and white filamentous hairs along the stems. 
Size: Typically reaches about 7.5cm in height. 
Leaves: Clustered, dark green, and can develop reddish or purplish hues when exposed to more light. 
Flowers: Small, flat, wheel-shaped flowers, typically pale purple or white, appearing in summer. 
Caudex: Develops a small, underground caudex for water storage, helping it survive drought. 
Habitat: Native to South Africa. 
Ornamental: Popular for rock gardens, container gardening, and adding visual interest to balconies and patios. 
Beginner-friendly: Its ease of cultivation makes it suitable for beginners. 
Drought-tolerant: The caudex allows it to withstand dry periods.