Echeveria pallida

It is an extremely elegant and delicate succulent, arranged in a rather open rosette formed by wide and flat leaves, roundish and vaguely curved, shaped like a spoon or sometimes even more wavy. The epidermis assumes a pale green opaque hue, so tenuous as to confer the name "pale" to the species. When Echeveria is abundantly exposed to sunlight, its foliar margins are tinged with wonderful reddish tones that stand out strongly among the delicate notes of the surface. In winter the red shades are taken from its bunches of small but showy pink-red flowers.