Variegated

Variegated succulents are a unique and visually striking subset of succulents that feature leaves with multiple colors, usually in the form of stripes, patches, or edges that differ from the plant's primary color. The variegation occurs due to a mutation that causes a lack of chlorophyll in certain parts of the leaf, resulting in a combination of green with white, yellow, pink, or even red. Here’s a detailed guide on variegated succulents, including their growing requirements and how to use them in landscaping.