The crested shape of this succulent presents the typical fan arrangement, which makes every specimen absolutely unique, never identical to another one and, for that reason, highly appreciated by collectors. In its normal shape is is a marvelous succulent not present in nature, but conceived in a south korean nursery and particularly appreciated for its chromatic shades. With a typical compact rosette arrangement, it consists of oval leaves strongly pointed at the apex, flat on the upper surface and slightly curved in the lower one. As they grow, the graceful rosettes will not reach considerable size, but will tend to form a long stem which will arrange themselves in clusters of multiple rosettes, almost similar to an extravagant and original bouquet. The real strong point of this Echeveria is undoubtedly its extremely lively and showy epidermis, in which the beautiful bright light green, at times almost yellow, fades towards a very showy reddish-orange that intensifies with greater exposure of the plant to the sun, or at low temperatures.