Echeveria 'Latte rose'

Wonderful succulent, not present in nature but generated in nursery by Kelly Griffin starting from Echeveria lilacina and Echeveria agavoides, to obtain a new exemplar with absolutely unique and pleasantly ornamental characteristics. It looks like a rather compact rosette that manages to reach remarkable dimensions, whose very fast growth makes it pleasantly rewarding even for the most inexperienced growers. Its leaves are very thick, turgid and strongly pointed, similar to those of E. agavoides, but with a mucronate and slightly curved shape typical of E. lilacina, for a really original final look. Another characteristic certainly unusual of this beautiful succulent is undoubtedly its color: on the notes of a pale green enriched with brownish shades that accentuate with greater exposure to the sun, its tonality is the peculiarity that has conferred this name to the species, as well as also the common name of "brown ghost plant", in reference to the soft and opaque colors but also to the dark shades that distinguish it.