Variegated Ghost Plant - Graptopetalum Paraguayense Variegata

Introducing the variegated ghost plant, also known as Graptopelatum paraguayense variegata, a vibrant member of the genus Graptopelatum. Native to Tamaulipas and Mexico, it is a stunning variegated variety of Graptopetalum paraguayense (Ghost plant). It is also known as the variegated mother of pearl plant because of the striking resemblance its leaves have to the shimmering beauty of the mother of pearl.   This variegated ghost plant succulent features a rosette of fleshy, elongated bluish-gray leaves with some pink to light purple hue and irregular cream or pinkish-yellow markings variegation along the edges. The variegation adds a touch of elegance and charm to this already captivating plant. The leaves have a slightly translucent quality, which gives them a ghostly appearance and adds to their allure.  The variegated ghost plant is a compact and low-growing succulent, typically reaching a height of around 12 inches and spreading out in a rosette-like form of about 6 inches. At the