Echeveria 'Frida Kahlo'

Beautiful succulent not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery from the crossing of E. setosa with another species still unknown. Arranged in the typical compact rosette shape that does not exceed 10 cm in diameter, it is a succulent that tends to become abundantly giving rise to a peculiar bouquet with multiple heads. Its leaves are fleshy, lanceolate and of a showy light green, which tends to fade towards an intense red when the plant is exposed to abundant sunlight. One of the distinguishing features of the exemplar is the thick and microscopic down that covers the entire leaf surface, protecting it and giving it at the same time a veiled reflection, almost silvery, truly unmistakable!