Echeveria coccinea

Peculiar succulent characterized by fleshy stems that do not exceed 50 cm in height and tend to branch at the base, completely covered with graceful rosettes of extremely original foliage: even 8-10 cm long, the leaves alternate along the body and are lanceolate, concave on the upper surface and often slightly curved downwards to hide the stem of the plant. The epidermis, of a characteristic bright green that fades towards red when the succulent is abundantly exposed to sunlight, is completely covered with a soft and short whitish down which, in addition to protecting Echeveria from atmospheric agents, makes it pleasantly velvety to the touch and characterized by inimitable silver reflections under the sun!