Echeveria 'Irish mint'

Wonderful succulent not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery from the crossing between Echeveria derenbergii and Echeveria 'Topsy turvy' , to obtain a hybrid exemplar absolutely unique in shapes and colors. Arranged in the typical very compact rosette shape and with dimensions not exceeding a diameter of about 15 cm, E. 'Irish mint' owes its name to the peculiar mint green epidermis, very lively and delicate at the same time. The foliage takes on a tubular and elongated shape, consisting of characteristic points pointing upwards, as if the leaf at the apex tended to bend slightly on itself. The overall effect is that of a rosette with a pleasantly wavy and never static, perfect to adorn with original touch locations of the most disparate styles, adding in spring a fantastic touch of orange with its characteristic floral clusters!