Echeveria Agavoides f. Cristata, (Random) Compact growing succulents I've seen a few of

I've seen a few of these pop up over the past few weeks and they are always so pretty

just over 3" in both directs and the stem has a beautiful fan shape to it

' Love the shape of these

These make excellent plants for newer collectors

just look at her

Echeveria Agavoides f. Cristata, (Random) Compact growing succulents I've seen a few ofThis is a mutated form of an ebony. This particular form of mutation stays pretty green in the summer and will turn yellow or even bright orange under the proper stress conditions in the winter months. We have secured two for the 'Random' Category, but you are able to pick from the drop down which one you prefer. The first one looks like a starburst and the second looks like a spiky caterpillar. 'Starburst' is a little more symmetrical and measures in