Echeveria 'Huelma'

Beautiful succulent that does not grow in nature but generated in nursery from the intersection of two different specimens of Echeveria, to give life to a plant very unique in colors as in forms! Growing at the apex of a robust corteccious stem, it has the typical quite soft and ample rosette disposition, formed by big flat leaves, with wavy surface and roundish and often discontinuous margins, almost jagged. The epidermis is opaque thanks to a sort of bloom that covers it to protect it from climate change, highlighting its pastel shades that from the pale green fade towards a reddish-violet sometimes accentuated by spots or darker streaks. When exposed to abundant brightness, the tones of E. Huelma' will brighten up further especially along the edges that will be surrounded by a bright red, for an ornamental effect that will certainly not go unnoticed!