Echeveria ‘Makya’ (Succulents)

Wonderful succulent not found in nature, but recently created in nursery by Christophe Camassel from the intersection of Echeveria lilacina and Echeveria ‘Violet queen', to obtain an absolutely innovative and extremely elegant exemplar. Arranged in the typical well compact rosette shape that does not exceed the 10 cm of diameter, it is formed by very fleshy leaves with a roundish lower surface and flat upper surface, of almost round shape, slightly concave like a spoon and ending in a small tip facing upwards. The epidermis is completely covered by a sort of whitish bloom that protects it from the atmospheric agents and gives it the typical soft shade, almost whitish-glaucous, enriched along the edges by pinkish shades that tend to accentuate strongly when the plant is abundantly exposed to sunlight. The overall delicate and solemn contrast pleasantly, in spring, with its lively clusters of small flowers on orange and pink notes.