Graptoveria 'Victor kane' f. variegated (Variegated)

Pretty succulent not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery by the crossing even between different genera, that is, between a specimen of Echeveria and one of Graptopetalum (as the name suggests). Arranged in the typical rosette shape that does not reach remarkable dimensions, but tends more often to give life to multiple rosettes grouped like an original bouquet, it is characterized by short and very fleshy leaves, moderately pointed at the apex. The epidermis is extremely iridescent, ranging from soft green to wonderful pink or purple shades when it is abundantly illuminated. The variegated shape of this succulent has clearer areas at the exact points where the chlorophyll is absent; these areas are never the same from one plant to another, therefore each specimen is absolutely unique, never identical to another and for this extremely sought after by collectors!