Echeveria Agavoides Sp. Hybrids Her ash tones are highlighted

Her ash tones are highlighted in rust oxidization

This is the first time I've seen a peachy formation and she's just beautiful

I suspect these are crossed with Mexican Giant

This one has four mature heads and is measuring in at about 3" across

They propagate with ease and are one of the most hardy rares

Echeveria Agavoides Sp. Hybrids Her ash tones are highlightedThese photos were taken today, Sunday, October 20th, 2019. This is our last agavoides of the evening. She's not perfectly symmetrical, but she's got very pretty contrast in person. She should go more yellow as the season wears on. She's measuring in at about 2. 75" across. Sparse roots from the cultivating farm. She's pulling a couple of smaller leaves on the bottom near her roots, but they are not full sized leaves. Cedar Creek Farmhouse