echeveria joan daniel

Echeveria joan daniel is native to central Mexico, inhabiting limestone rocky slopes at 1500-2000 m elevation. It exhibits a cespitose, polycarpic growth pattern with multiple rosettes. Notably, its leaves have a waxy surface and accumulate anthocyanin pigments during autumn. Leaves spatulate, 3-4 cm wide, arranged in a compact rosette with slightly undulate margins. Grey-green coloration shifts to violet hues in autumn; surface matte due to waxy cuticle.