Indian Subcontinent to Northern Myanmar.
Thrives in high-altitude, rocky, or alpine environments, tolerating harsh conditions.
It is small herbaceous perennial forming dense mats or cushions.
Stem is short, creeping or ascending, often woody at the base.
Leaves are small, leathery or fleshy, usually oppositely arranged. Often densely packed, creating a mat-like appearance. They can be oval, round, or spoon-shaped, measuring about 0.5-2 cm in length.
Flowers are small, tubular, often white or pinkish in color, borne in clusters or spikes. Flowers are typically 0.5-1 cm long.
Fruit is small, dry containing seeds.