Frappichino

A relative of dandelions and daises, these Andean plants are specially adapted to harsh days and frigid nights. Due to such extreme conditions they have evolved to collect, save, & share water. Its structure eliminates the transpiration that most other plants do, instead trapping the water it collects from passing clouds and the low-lying fogs. Any water unused by the frailejón is expelled into the surrounding soil, allowing its neighboring plants and people from Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela

- image from iNaturalist