Anacampseros rufescens is a charming, low-growing succulent that forms dense mats of small, fleshy, obovate leaves. The leaves are green on top but a vivid, deep purple-red underneath and along the margins, especially in bright light. It has a thickened, caudex-like base and produces delicate, pink flowers that open in the afternoon. It's perfect for shallow dishes, rockeries, and hanging baskets.




| Family: | Portulacaceae |
| Genus: | Anacampseros (an-ak-KAM-ser-os) |
| Species: | rufescens (roo-FES-enz) |
| Synonym: | Anacampseros rubens |
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