Echeveria crenulata

Pleasant succulent characterized by a typical rather wide and open rosette arrangement; its leaves are large and vaguely round, flat and made up of peculiar strongly rippled margins, that make the whole exemplar extremely dynamic and original. Another very appreciated and innovative feature is its coloring, which from the soft green of the younger seedlings is tinged, with abundant exposure to sunlight, of pleasant reddish or even brown notes depending on the seasons. The entire epidermis is covered with a sort of whitish plum that protects the succulent from atmospheric agents and gives it at the same time an opaque and refined appearance. In spring, at the apex of even 50 cm tall pinkish stems, pretty clusters of small bell-shaped flowers bloom on the notes of reddish-pink, in perfect shade with the rest of this plant so particular and ornamental!