Echeveria cv. Paul bunyan

Wonderful hybrid, not present in nature but obtained in the nursery from the crossing between Echeveria gibbiflora caranculata and E. and Edna Spencer', which give life to one another to a specimen decidedly out of the ordinary, impossible not to notice! Its ample and rather large rosette is formed by peculiar flat, wide and ovoid leaves that take on a slightly wavy course along the margins, ending in a modest tip often pointing downwards. Its epidermis takes on delicate bluish-gray notes enriched with pinkish or purple shades when the plant receives abundant sunlight. A salient feature of this Echeveria is undoubtedly the presence, in the mature phase, of wrinkled protuberances strongly pronounced in the central part of the upper surface, which take on a different shape and arrangement in each leaf, thus making each piece absolutely unrepeatable and definitely noteworthy in the rarest collections!