Echeveria 'Decora' f. variegated

This succulent is not present in nature but was created in nurseries by the crossing of E. 'Metallica' with another species still unknown. It looks like a well open rosette, formed by very wide and flat leaves of almost roundish shape, sometimes ending in a slight tip. The epidermis, a real highlight of E. 'Decora' for its unmistakable pastel colors, is completely covered by a whitish plum that, in addition to protecting it from atmospheric agents, makes it opaque and gives it the typical glaucous shade, in which the pleasant light green fades towards pinkish tones along the edges. Its variegated shape also has lighter areas in places where there is a lack of chlorophyll, in this case these variegations have taken on very particular pink shades/ purple, offering a real show of colors. It is a succulent extremely variable depending on the seasons, tending towards gray or purple depending on the temperature and sun exposure: it will allow you to beautify your environments managing to amaze you every day in a different way!