The Lakshmi Kamal plant (Rhodiola fastigiata) is a small, perennial succulent that thrives in high-altitude regions, particularly in the Himalayan ranges. Named after the Hindu goddess Lakshmi, symbolizing wealth and prosperity, the plant has fleshy, thick leaves and small, clustered flowers. It is highly revered in some cultures for its spiritual significance and is known for its ability to survive in harsh, cold environments, often used in traditional medicine for its adaptogenic properties that help the body cope with stress and fatigue
