Echeveria 'Madiba'

An extremely particular succulent, born occasionally quite recently in a Spanish nursery. It has the typical rosette shape, generally solitary and rather small in size, but truly unique for its pointed leaves with wavy edges that make the specimen extremely ornamental, similar to a beautiful cockade. Its soft light grayish colors, tending to pink with shades of orange, when exposed to the direct sun, give it a great elegance, accentuated in summer by long stems, on which delightful flowers bloom, that fade from pink to orange.