Echeveria cuspidata f. crested

The crested shape of the succulent presents the typical fan arrangement that makes each exemplar absolutely unique, never identical to another and for this reason so much appreciated by collectors! It is a plant with a great scenic effect, which in the normal form consists of wonderful rosettes of fleshy leaves gray-green, sometimes glaucous. The foliage has lanceolate shape, deeply pointed at the apex (hence the name of the species 'cuspidata'), slightly covered by a whitish patina that gives Echeveria a rather dusty appearance, typical of many species of the genus. Depending on the sun exposure, this succulent often assumes, especially on the sharp tips, pleasing red shades particularly showy and pleasant.