Echeveria setosa

It is a particular succulent plant, which grows in the shape of a rosette, generally solitary, but over time it can cluster at the base. It is made up of elongated, pointed, spoon-shaped, green leaves, covered with a white down, hence its name 'setosa' ("hairy"). It uses these small hairs to trap the humidity in the air, which allows it to survive during drought periods. This plant is perfect for decorating gardens, but also ideal for indoors.