succulent kiss Echeveria 'Angel Kissed' PP33,617

succulent kiss Echeveria 'Angel Kissed' PP33,617Echeveria 'Angel Kissed' PP33,617 is an adorable small rosette succulent blessed with a gorgeous pink blush. This Altman Plants original hybrid is related to the beloved Echeveria 'Lola', but the other parent is unknown. The fascinating mysteries of open pollination! What is not a mystery is what will make this plant so attractive to succulent lovers: delightful pink coloring. The low growing echeveria features a concentric rosette of grey green

Echeveria 'Angel Kissed' PP33,617 is an adorable small rosette succulent blessed with a gorgeous pink blush. This Altman Plants original hybrid is related to the beloved Echeveria 'Lola', but the other parent is unknown. The fascinating mysteries of open pollination! What is not a mystery is what will make this plant so attractive to succulent lovers: delightful pink coloring. The low-growing echeveria features a concentric rosette of grey-green leaves overlaid with pink blush, each pink-edged leaf terminating with a nifty pink tip. Thanks to its tidy size, Echeveria 'Angel Kissed' is an excellent choice for small pots, mixed dish gardens, or rosette mosaics in garden beds. The plant is a wonderful accent to echeverias in blue and green hues or will delight as a pink counterpart to succulents with yellow or orange foliage. While Echeveria 'Angel Kissed' bears a resemblance to the popular 'Lola', it stands out from its parent by virtue of its notably pink leaf margins. In contrast, the leaves of ‘Lola’ exhibit hyaline margins. The overall coloring of the lower-growing 'Angel Kissed' is more grey-green while 'Lola' is a pale alabaster color. Like so many warm, soft pink kisses, Echeveria 'Angel Kissed' will especially appeal to fans of pastel-colored succulents as well as those looking for rose-like succulents for wedding and baby shower arrangements, as well as bouqets, party favors, and gifts.