Origin
The Echeveria antaris originates from the semi-desert regions of Central and South America. This specific species, a member of the Crassulaceae family, is predominantly found in Mexico and Guatemala. The plant is named after Atanasio Echeverría, a 19th-century Mexican botanist.

Characteristics
Echeveria antaris is a specific species of succulent with unique characteristics. This plant has a rosette formation and comprises taut, domed leaves that vary from light green to light pink in colour, depending on the amount of light the plant receives. It is an ornamental plant, also known as the 'pearl of Nurnberg' due to its attractive appearance. In the summer, they can produce long, graceful stems laden with bright orange flowers, making them a striking addition to any setting.

Care
The care of the Echeveria antaris requires some attention, but is generally straightforward. These plants require well-drained soil and plenty of sunlight. The water requirement of this succulent is low, predominantly in the summer months, and limited watering is required in the winter months. They are hardy, but in colder climates, it is best to grow them indoors to protect them from frost.