Echeveria cuspidata is an enchanting succulent plant characterized by its compact, star-shaped rosette and pointed, fleshy leaves. The leaves are generally pale green to bluish-green, turning reddish at the tips in strong sunlight or cooler temperatures. Its symmetrical, neat shape makes it a popular choice for collectors and rock garden enthusiasts. This species is easy to care for and well-suited to pots, small arrangements, or windowsills. In spring or summer, it can produce tall clusters of bell-shaped, orange-pink flowers. Care instructions: Light: Prefers full sun to partial shade. Plenty of light produces vibrant colors. Substrate: Use well-draining cactus soil or succulent soil. Watering: Water thoroughly, then allow to dry out. Water less frequently in winter. Temperature: Not frost-resistant—bring it indoors if there is a risk of frost. Propagation: Easily propagated from leaf cuttings or suckers. Handcrafted and painted planter made of breathable and water-absorbent clay, fired at high temperature for long-lasting color.