Huernia zebrina, known as Lifesaver Plant, is a low-growing succulent from the Asclepiadaceae family, native to southern Africa. Its fleshy, four-angled stems form a spreading mat. The star-shaped flowers are cream with vivid maroon zebra stripes and a raised, glossy burgundy annulus (ring) resembling a lifesaver candy.
Blooming in summer, the flowers emit a faint carrion odor to attract fly pollinators. It thrives in bright indirect light, well-drained gritty soil, and minimal water. A fascinating conversation piece for succulent collections.




| Family: | Asclepiadaceae (ass-kle-pee-ad-AY-see-ee) |
| Genus: | Huernia (hew-ERN-ee-uh) |
| Species: | zebrina (zeb-REE-nuh) |
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