Echeveria 'Rubella' f. monstrous (Monstrous)

The monstrous shape of this succulent has geometric anomalies, for example, sometimes asymmetrical protuberances or leaves of unusual shape, different for each individual exemplar, so much to make each of them absolutely unique and for this extremely sought after by collectors. The name of this peculiar plant comes from the Latin and literally means "rubella", making nice reference to the infectious disease to indicate its three-dimensional purple-red dots scattered infrequently along the leaf surface. From the typical compact rosette arrangement, its normal shape is formed by ovoid and strongly pointed leaves, in which the pale green epidermis quickly assumes pleasant reddish shades when exposed to sunlight, for a highly spectacular overall effect with a strong chromatic impact!