Echeveria minima f. variegated (Variegated)

It takes its name from its characteristic of remaining a miniature plant. In the variegated form it has yellowish shades, especially towards the margins of the leaves, due to the lack of chlorophyll. Its rosettes are compact, with fleshy leaves, elongated, glaucous green with pink shades and end with a small dark red tip. The whitish plum covering the foliage protects the plant from the sun and helps it conserve water. Growing the minimum E. tries to expand, creating a compact and tufted cluster.