The new darling of succulents is adorable when not in bloom, and stunning once it flowers

Asura

In recent years, the flower market has seen many new varieties of flowers introduced from abroad, and among them the most numerous introduced varieties are succulents. Today let us get to know this very cute and lovely succulent plant, "Asura", English name: Huernia pillansii - it belongs to the genus Huernia in the family Apocynaceae.

Hairy Angles

Asura, also known as Hairy Angles, has plump fleshy stems covered with white fuzz and can grow to 3-4 cm, in lumpy clusters. In summer it produces five-pointed star-shaped flowers, as shown in the first picture.

Hairy Angles

Asura is native to Madagascar. In winter it only needs watering once a month, while in the other three seasons it needs watering once every week.

Asura / Hairy Angles

In winter, Asura needs to be moved indoors for care, and the amount of watering should be controlled

Asura / Hairy Angles

Actually I did not want to mention the picture above, but it is so wicked! ~~ "chrysanthemum", "balls" and more! Just use your imagination! ~~~

Asura / Hairy Angles

Do the flowers of Asura not look a lot like starfish?

Asura / Hairy Angles

Asura "bursting the pot" - if you have trypophobia, be careful about "growing" it.

Asura / Hairy Angles

The last picture is a close-up of Asura succulents when they are "holding a meeting". Below are the care methods for growing Asura

Asura Succulent Care Methods

Conclusion: The above is an introduction to the potted Asura succulent plant. We hope it can help everyone understand the Asura succulent a bit better. Some care methods are provided for all of us to learn together, improve together, and grow together. Here we are extremely grateful to the flower lovers for their support.