Small rosette succulent with glaucous bluish white leaves and red flowers, mostly hidden by sepals. Stems are sticky when young (thus the species name). Leaves are thick and wide, growing to about 1-2 inches in length; stems may reach 12-24 inches, generally hanging in old age, often with branches at the base.

Found on north-facing rock cliffs in Hidalgo, Mexico at 4000-5000 feet. Leaves tend to look like they have a white dot on the tip.

Easy to start from cuttings or leaves. Provide strong light for best color and form.

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