Echeveria subsessilis f. monstrous

The monstrous shape of this succulent plant presents anomalies in shape or leaves; such anomalies make the plant unique and never identical to another and for this reason highly appreciated by collectors. E. subsessilis in its normal form is a succulent rosette-shaped, generally solitary, with time can also tuft at the base. Its fleshy, bluish-grey leaves take on a lighter color, due to the white powder that covers them (pruine). They are oblong, ovate, longer at the base and have shades of pink along its edges.