Graptoveria 'Lulu'

Beautiful succulent not present in nature, but obtained in the nursery by the union of two species belonging even to different genera, Graptopetalum and Echeveria. The obtained exemplar shows characteristics common to both parents, tending however to make them own and to distort them to give life to an absolutely original plant: G. 'Lulu' has the typical rosette shape that reaches about 10 cm in diameter, consisting of long, lanceolate leaves, pointed at the apex and with a flat, slightly concave surface. One of the strengths of Graptoveria is undoubtedly its bluish-glaucous color, which tends to fade towards bright purple notes when the plant is exposed to abundant sunlight. The entire epidermis is covered with a whitish patina that protects it from the elements and helps to give it the typical opaque and elegant appearance, perfect to adorn your centerpieces with a touch absolutely unparalleled!