Echeveria purpusorum

It is a small, compact, rosette-shaped succulent, that can be either solitary or clustered at the base. It has short, turgid and very thick leaves, of an oval shape, that gradually narrow up towards the ends, ending with a tip. They are of an intense olive green color, they have small irregular reddish-brown spots with clear, translucent, purple-colored margins (hence the name 'purpusorum'). It generally blooms in spring, and its flowers are red-orange with yellow tips, so lively, as to look like many flames, which make it perfect for giving a touch of color to both modern and rustic design environments.