Kleinia neriifolia aka Tree Of Baroda

Kleinia neriifolia, also known as verode or berode in Spanish, is a succulent perennial plant belonging to the daisy family (Asteraceae). Endemic to the Canary Islands, this species was previously named Senecio kleinia. In its native habitat, it can grow up to 3m in height, although it is usually smaller when cultivated. The plant features thick, branching, articulated stems that have a pale greyish green color with reddish purple lines. Its linear to lance-shaped grey-green leaves cluster in spirals at the tips of the stems. During summer or autumn, clusters of small, scented flowers in white or yellow color are produced, followed by fluffy seed heads. The plant is deciduous, with the leaves falling at the beginning of the dry season. Reproduction occurs through reseeding.