Echeveria 'Trumpet pinky'

It is a hybrid not present in nature; in this case, it is a very rare and sought after exemplar, since it constitutes a sort of monstrous form of E. Pinky', in turn conceived in nursery by the union of E. shaviana and E. cante. The succulent that is obtained is really unusual, a wonderful rosette formed by tubular leaves, completely or partially wrapped on themselves; in the complex the plant assumes therefore an almost ruffled look, similar to trumpets for the shape of each single leaf, or even to an underwater bush as a whole. Another peculiarity of 'E. Trumpet Pinky' is undoubtedly the coloring, with its flashy notes that from the glaucous green fade towards the pinkish-violaceous tips. This shade is further accentuated when the plant is abundantly exposed to sunlight, until you get an entire rose bush, extremely ornamental and that will certainly not go unnoticed in your homes!