Echeveria cuspidata

It is a succulent with a great scenographic effect, made up of wonderful rosettes of fleshy gray-green leaves, sometimes glaucous. The foliage has a lanceolate shape, deeply pointed at the apex (hence the name of the species 'cuspidata'), slightly covered with a whitish pruina, that gives it a rather dusty appearance, typical of many Echeveria. Depending on the sun exposure, this plant often presents, especially on the sharp tips, nice and very showy red shades.