Echeveria 'White rose'

Beautiful exemplar of cultivar, that is a plant not present in nature but obtained in nursery by the union of two different Echeverie of unknown origin. Arranged in a wonderful compact rosette that does not exceed the 10 cm of diameter, E. 'White rose', as the name suggests, seems really an elegant rose with its roundish leaves, slightly concave like a spoon, facing upwards and ending in a modest tip. One of the most particular aspects of this succulent is undoubtedly its colouration, of a delicate pale bluish, almost silvery due to the white bloom that covers the epidermis and protects it from the atmospheric agents. The overall appearance of this plant is extremely elegant and graceful, made even more particular by a thin pink line that delimits the foliar margins; in spring its charm is further accentuated by high ears on which blossom bright orange-reddish flowers.