🌱 Morphology
Horticultural cultivar of undocumented origin that stands out for forming a compact and highly symmetrical rosette. Its leaves are fleshy, smooth, and gently convex, with defined tips that help create a star-shaped silhouette. The coloration combines green and bluish tones with pink, reddish, and purplish shades that intensify with abundant light. The tight arrangement of the leaves gives the plant a particularly sculptural appearance.

🌍 Distribution, habitat and family
Horticultural cultivar with no natural distribution or native wild habitat. It belongs to the Crassulaceae family. As its genealogy is undocumented, it is not assigned to an infrageneric series.

❄️ Temperature
USDA 9b. Tolerates minimum temperatures of up to −3 ºC in dry conditions and during brief exposure. To keep the rosette in perfect condition, prolonged frosts should be avoided.

☀️ Lighting
Full sun, with a recommended PAR DLI of 20–30 mol/m²/day. Intense light promotes a compact rosette and enhances the pink, red, and purplish tones. During the extreme heat of the Madrid summer, it may benefit from light protection during the middle of the day.

💧 Growth cycle and watering
Winter dormancy. During seasons with moderate temperatures, water abundantly and allow the substrate to dry out completely before watering again. In winter, when temperatures and light are lower, water less frequently and keep the substrate practically dry.

🌸 Flowering
Produces tall flower stalks with the characteristic tubular flowers of Echeveria, generally in pink or reddish tones with a yellowish interior. 

🌿 Nutrition
During the active growth period, Desert CHOICE® Succulents is recommended, applied after watering. Before flowering, it can be supplemented with Desert CHOICE® Flowering. Do not fertilize during winter dormancy.

This is an inimitable xerophyte grown in Madrid in a high-tech square pot with substrate enriched with mycorrhizal fungi and biofungicides.
9x9 cm gourmet black pot