Echeveria 'Amistar'

Nice succulent not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery from the crossing between two different exemplars of Echeveria still unknown. The plant that is obtained assumes the typical rather compact and not very large rosette arrangement, consisting of leaves with a flat upper surface and a strongly fleshy and rounded lower surface. Roundish in shape, the foliage takes on curves similar to a spoon, ending however in a very small tip at the apex. The epidermis of E. ơ Amistar, veers towards a wonderful glaucous green, made even more original by the well-defined red margins that make the succulent almost drawn, for an overall absolutely innovative effect and timeless elegance!