Aeonium ‘Big bang’ f. variegata

It is a marvelous succulent not present in nature, but created in the nursery by the union of two different specimens of Aeonium. It is arranged in the typical wide and open rosette shape with a flat surface, formed of long and narrow leaves that tend to widen at the apex and culminate in a slight tip. Fitted with slightly serrated margins, the ‘plus’ variant has longer and slender leaves than the Aeonium ‘big bang’. The true point of strength of this succulent is without any doubt its shiny epidermis, in which the light green notes are interrupted by very original purple-burgundy streaks that are enhanced by a greater sun exposure, for an absolutely innovative and pleasantly iridescent complex!