Echeveria 'Champagne'

This wonderful succulent is not found in nature, but was created in a Korean nursery presumably from Echeveria laui and Echeveria agavoides romeo. It has the typical rosette disposition, formed by fleshy and lanceolate leaves, pointed at the apex; the foliar epidermis results of a pleasant bluish-green, rendered opaque by a sort of whitish pruina that protects it from the atmospheric agents. When properly exposed to sunlight, E. Champagne' will be tinged with wonderful pink shades that will make it even more elegant and delicate. At the end of summer the succulent will give you an additional touch of elegance and color thanks to its wonderful bunches of small orange flowers.