Echeveria 'California queen'

Succulent not present in nature but obtained in nursery from the crossing of two different specimens of Echeveria. The specimen takes on a delicate look with its compact rosette disposition, of reduced dimensions but which tends to easily clump at the base. It is made of triangular leaves, which enlarge towards the apex to then culminate in an accentuated tip. The epidermis is opaque due to the whitish bloom which completely covers and protects it from weathering, making it of a soft pastel green, lovely tinged with pink along the edges. The reddish shade is accentuated when the succulent is abundantly exposed to sunlight, for an overall effect that’s so elegant and solemn that definitely does not go unnoticed.