Echeveria cuspidata f. monstrous variegated (Monstrous)

This succulent has two characteristics that make it unique and very sought after by collectors all over the world: first, the monstrous shape from which anomalies of appearance arise such as asymmetries or reliefs on the surface of the leaves; on the other hand, thanks to its variegated shape, it has clear or yellowish shades in the exact points of the epidermis where there is a lack of chlorophyll, nuances or spots that will never be identical in different plants. In its normal form E. cuspidata is a succulent with a rosette shape, with fleshy green-gray leaves, with a lanceolate shape very pointed at the apex, (hence the name of the species 'cuspidata') and covered with a whitish plum that gives it a dusty appearance. After prolonged exposure to the sun, the plant takes on very eye-catching red shades.