Echeveria 'Sitifukumiama' (Succulents)

Delicate and elegant succulent, not present in nature but obtained in the nursery from the crossing between two different species of Echeveria. The exemplar assumes the typical very compact and small rosette disposition, formed by elongated leaves, tending to widen at the apex and then ending in a showy tip. The entire foliage is pleasantly concave, slightly curved upwards and extremely fleshy. The colors of E. 'Sitifukumiama' make it even more unusual and elegant: covered by a whitish plum that protects it from the elements, the succulent shows pleasant shades of glaucous and opaque, in strong contrast with the tiny leaf tips of an intense fuchsia. Under abundant sunlight, the pink-reddish shades are accentuated by fading along the edges and allowing the succulent to change continuously during the seasons: it is perfect to bring a breath of delicacy and composure to your locations!