Echeveria laui x fulgens

Pleasant succulent not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery, as the name of the species suggests, as a hybridization between E. laui and E. fulgens. From the latter it inherited the shape of its foliage, softly arranged in a rosette of fleshy leaves, elongated and slightly pointed at the apex. Just like E. laui, on the other hand, it has a wonderful grayish-glaucous color, extremely elegant and delicate, made even more subdued by a sort of whitish bloom that completely covers it and performs the important function of protection from atmospheric agents. When abundantly exposed to sunlight, E. laui x fulgens is tinged with graceful pink shades along the edges, which help to amplify its refinement. Overall, it is a specimen in which the characteristics of the parents have given life to an absolutely perfect mix, with a remarkable ornamental impact!