The variegated shape of this succulent presents yellowish shades in the exact points where there is a lack of chlorophyll; such stains or streaks are never identical in plants making each of them unique and for this reason highly sought after by collectors. In its normal form it is a very peculiar hybrid, not present in nature but obtained spontaneously in the nursery of the homonymous botanist from the union between E. elegans and one between E. lilacina and E. lola. The obtained exemplar retains the salient characteristics of both parents, distorting them at the same time to give life to a very compact rosette that does not exceed the 15 cm of diameter, consisting of ovoid leaves, slightly concave and upwards facing, ending at the apex in a bulging tip. The real strength of E. 'Tynie Burger' is undoubtedly its coloring: on the notes of a wonderful combination of green and pink, the succulent takes on additional shades of an intense purple when it is abundantly exposed to sunlight; the shades are made more delicate by the whitish plum that covers the entire epidermis to protect it from atmospheric agents. The overall effect is that of a perfect mix of shapes and colors flashy and elegant at the same time: it will certainly not go unnoticed in your environments!