Graptoveria 'Douglas huth'

Beautiful succulent not present in nature, but generated in nursery by the intersection of Graptopetalum paraguayense and Echeveria gigantea, whose name refers to its first producer. It is a wonderful plant usually consisting of groups of rosettes resembling lotus flowers. The leaves are rather flat and broad, slightly spoon-shaped and ending at the apex in a delicate tip. The epidermis, made opaque by a kind of pruina that protects it, is the real strong point of this Graptoveria: depending on the seasons, in fact, it will be tinged with green-bluish or pink-violet tones, tending to a purple even more intense if exposed to abundant brightness. It gaves to G. ‘Douglas huth’ an extremely varied overall appearance and is absolutely perfect to always add a new touch to your environments!