Echeveria nodulosa

It is a very particular succulent with an easily recognizable appearance, consisting of a single straight woody stem that makes it look like a tree, which does not exceed 20 centimeters in height. At the apex of the stem a graceful rosette is formed, consisting of obovate and concave leaves, with a slight tip, of a greenish-gray color enriched by deep streaks and very intense purplish-red margins. These characteristic shades give it the common name of "Echeveria dipinta", while the name of the species refers to the texture of its stem. In summer this succulent, already so captivating, becomes truly unique with the contrast of its shades mixed with yellow and reddish colors of the flowers.