Pachyveria cv. paradoxa

Wonderful succulent not present in nature but obtained in the nursery from the crossing between two species belonging even to different genera, Pachyphytum and Echeveria. The specimen shows extremely original characters that will certainly not go unnoticed, hence the very name of the species that, in Greek, means "out of the ordinary". Characterized by a typical compact rosette arrangement and of reduced size but tending to become abundantly accessed with the growth, Pachyveria is formed by extremely fleshy leaves, flat on the upper surface and roundish on the lower one; the foliage is small and ovoid, ending at the apex in a showy tip. The epidermis of Pachyveria takes on a bright green color pleasantly shaded red at the apexes and along the margins when the succulent is exposed to a lot of light, for a final effect absolutely lively and extremely ornamental!