Echeveria Subcorymbosa Lau Crossbreeds but in colder temps this

but in colder temps this plant reaches her full potential with rich

This succulent has just been imported and will lose some of its lower leaves

5" across overall

It's still closed due to being recently imported and it still measures 4

flowers readily with sunny yellow blooms and is compact and sculptural

Echeveria Subcorymbosa Lau Crossbreeds but in colder temps thisThis is lovely little clumping succulent was originally discovered in Mexico. In the wild it is usually found flaunting its leaves in pale greenish, blue shades. In cultivation it tends to be more brightly colored, with its outermost leaves stressing to beautiful shades of reds. You will receive the exact plant pictured. Colors can vary on monitors devices, but we try to represent the true color as accurately as possible. This stem features three