Origin
The Senecio cephalophorus, also known as the Mountain Daisy, is a species of plant that originally comes from South Africa. The plant has its roots in the mountainous regions of the Western Cape where it grows in natural conditions.

Characteristics
The Senecio cephalophorus is a succulent, which stands for a plant that stores water in its leaves and stems. It is a compact, bushy plant that usually does not grow higher than 30 centimetres. The plant produces distinctive, oval leaves that are covered with a soft, white wax-like layer. During the growing season, the Senecio cephalophorus produces small, yellow flowers.

Care
As a succulent, the Senecio cephalophorus thrives best in well-draining soil and requires plenty of direct sunlight. Watering should be sparing, the soil should dry out completely between watering. These plants are semi-hardy and need to be protected against frost. It is recommended to keep the Senecio cephalophorus indoors in areas where the temperature drops below 10 degrees Celsius. Propagation takes place through cuttings or seeds. It is important to know that this plant is susceptible to root rot, so over-watering should be avoided.