Graptoveria iona f. crested

The crested shape of this succulent presents in one part of the plant the typical fan arrangement that makes each exemplar absolutely unique, never identical to another and for this reason very appreciated by collectors. This wonderful species is not present in nature, but is a hybrid, obtained in nursery by the union between two exemplars of different genera: Graptopetalum filiferum x Echeveria setosa var. silky. In its normal form, this perennial plant, with its many rosettes, with the time tends to light up, giving rise to abundant ramifications. Its leaves are slightly hairy with ciliated margins, green at the top and shaded with red at the bottom.