Echeveria 'Heart’s delight' f. variegated

The variegated shape of this succulent presents yellowish shades or spots in the exact points of the epidermis where there is a lack of chlorophyll; These stains will never be identical in different plants making each of them unique and for this reason much sought after by collectors of succulents. This beautiful hybrid was created in the nursery by Dick Wright, considered closely related to E. 'Raindrops'. This succulent is placed in a compact rosette, consisting of characteristic fleshy leaves that widen at the apex, where they take on a shape similar to a heart (hence the name of the species). At the center of the upper leaf surface stand out protuberances very evident, rough and that resume the trend of the leaf, characteristic for which E. 'Heart’s delight' is easily distinguished from any other plant. Also the color is decidedly peculiar, on the pleasant shades of a bluish-green, made opaque by a sort of plum that covers the epidermis and enriched by pinkish margins, which are easily accentuated with greater sun exposure. A tip: if you keep your plant in very bright places its bumps will be more marked, for a stunning overall appearance!