Echeveria Hughmillus Red succulents There's no point in removing

There's no point in removing these as they will eventually grow out as the plant matures

Tray measures: approximately 21" long by 7

75" across both heads and is about

whatever the case it has been thoroughly checked and there are no pests of any kind (I check all incoming plants and they are quarantined by order as they come in -- I've never had any issues

I've never heard of 'Tiny Bella

Echeveria Hughmillus Red succulents There's no point in removingThis little echeveria tends to stay a lovely shade of light pale yellow, with ever so slight blushing on the oldest leaves when stressed. New growth from the center comes in an icy green. The farina on this species is chalky (allowing you to see a lot of the plant's natural shading while maintaining a good layer of farina everywhere. The farina is just deposited heavier in some places than others for a 'chalky' appearance). The rosettes have stayed