Graptoveria amethorum (Succulents)

Succulent extremely rare, not present in nature but obtained in the nursery from the crossing between two plants belonging even to different genera, Graptopetalum amethystinum and Echeveria purpusorum; besides the name of the genus, Also the name of the species is a nice mix between the two specimens of origin. It is a pretty rosette that does not exceed 7 cm in diameter, but sometimes tends to become accestire forming a pleasant bouquet with multiple heads. It consists of short and fleshy leaves, pointed at the apex and keeled, that is, consisting of a slight concave longitudinal line on the upper surface, which corresponds to a protruding angle in the lower surface. The epidermis of this cultivar takes on changing green-greyish shades that fade towards an intense pinkish or reddish when exposed to abundant sunlight.