Echeveria 'Diamond state' f. variegated

It is a very peculiar succulent, with the typical rosette shape that sometimes tends to become accessed, generating a pleasant tuft of heads with fleshy leaves, elongated and ending at the apex often jagged, almost like a monstrous shape. What is striking at first glance are undoubtedly its colors: keeping all pastel shades, along the epidermis you can admire shades ranging from light green, almost glaucous, to rosé and even purple. The variegated shape of this succulent has the typical paler areas, often comparable to real clean streaks, in the exact points where the chlorophyll is absent; these areas will never be identical from one plant to another, thus making each piece absolutely unique and, for this, very sought after by collectors. A special feature: the colors, in addition to changing depending on the sun exposure, will tend to vary from season to season, allowing you to marvel several times in front of its flashy changes!