Sedum clavatum f. variegated (Succulents)

It is a small compact succulent that takes its name from the particular club shape of its leaves, which are presented as small blue-green rosettes with the tips shaded pink. Its variegated shape has yellowish shades in areas where there is a lack of chlorophyll giving the plant a very particular appearance. The flowering takes place in spring and summer generating small white star-shaped flowers.