Echeveria 'Brown pink'

Beautiful succulent with a decidedly showy appearance, not present in nature but obtained in the nursery by the union between two different species of Echeveria. The exemplar assumes the typical rather compact rosette arrangement, formed by spoon-shaped leaves and ending in a modest tip facing upwards. One of the strengths of this succulent is undoubtedly its showy colouration, which gives the name to the species: the epidermis is of a very particular brownish brown that, with abundant sunlight, fades towards a showy dark pink, almost red. The entire foliage is covered with a very short whitish down, which helps to make its wonderful colors brighter and iridescent, for a final appearance that will certainly not go unnoticed!