Cotyledon papillaris 'Chocoline' Cotyledon

Chocoline is the named Cotyledon papillaris plant offered by Syngenta as product 70113941 in its Cotyledon Collection. Kew accepts Cotyledon papillaris as a succulent subshrub native to Namibia and South Africa’s Cape provinces, and places it in the Crassulaceae family. [Syngenta’s product page](https://www.syngentaflowers-us.com/product/flower/70113941) confirms the product identity and collection, while [Kew](https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:272774-1) supports the species classification and broad habitat. ## Placement The collection guidance describes fleshy-leaved cotyledons for rock gardens or a sunny windowsill, with exposure from full sun to partial shade. It also describes multiple habits across the collection, so the exact outline of Chocoline should be judged from the plant rather than assumed from a broader group. A bright, well-drained position is a sensible starting point for this succulent; avoid a site that remains waterlogged. Allow space for observed growth because a mature footprint and bloom calendar are not specified for this plant. ## Maintenance Check drainage regularly in containers and remove damaged leaves as needed. Adapt watering to light, temperature and the drying rate of the growing medium.