Echeveria cuspidata f. monstrous (Monstrous)

E. cuspidata in its monstrous form has abnormalities of appearance, shape such as asymmetries, reliefs, mutations in the leaves; these mutations will never be the same in plants, making each one unique and for this reason very appreciated by collectors. In the normal form this succulent is formed by wonderful rosettes of fleshy leaves gray-green, sometimes glaucous. The leaves from the lanceolate shape deeply pointed at the apex (hence the name of the species 'cuspidata' ) are covered by a whitish plum that causes the plant to take on a dusty appearance. Depending on the sun exposure, this plant often presents, especially on sharp tips, pleasing red shades, very showy.