Echeveria ’Meridian’

It is a plant not found in nature, but designed in a nursery by Dick Wright. It has the typical rosette shape, rather enlarged and formed by broad and flat leaves, which tend vaguely to bend on them approaching the foliar apex, where they end with margins widely wavy, at times curled. The epidermis changes considerably depending on the seasons, tending towards an intense opaque green with pink margins in winter, and changing into a bright purple red when abundantly exposed to sunlight. This example will give your locations a new charm depending on the period, managing to amaze you continuously with its games of shapes and colors!