Pachyveria 'Clavifolia' f. variegated

The variegated shape of this succulent has shades or spots in the areas of the epidermis where there is a lack of chlorophyll; such spots or shades will never be identical in different plants making each of them unique in its kind. It’s a hybrid between two species: Pachyphytum bracteosum and Echeveria rosea, so it’s not in the wild. P. 'Clavifoglia' in its normal form is a plant with long stems reaching 15 cm and ending in beautiful rosettes. It has fleshy, elongated and slightly curved leaves ending in a very small tip. They tend to be glaucous with pinkish shades on the tip, which with exposure to the sun become more intense. Due to its particular shape with narrow rosette, covered by a whitish plum, it is often called "jewel powder plant".