Echeveria Lola, Lightly Variegated Cluster Planter She may open or close

She may open or close during transit and it's possible to see some color change as she travels as well

This one looks like a delicate Zaragosa hybrid

Cedar Creek Farmhouse Identification Number: 05212217 (you will find this number on the ID stake shipped with your plant

but her albino triple rosette cluster is blemish free

bottom layer is unfinished glaze (matte texture)

Echeveria Lola, Lightly Variegated Cluster Planter She may open or closeYou will select your shipping service on your first order each week. You will not be charged any additional shipping on subsequent orders for this week. . So variegated Lolas are crazy expensive and they don't always ship perfectly. Sometimes in cluster form they ship better because they have strong heads that help to provide the plant with nutrients. Only one head of this cluster is showing variegation and one pup that you cannot see in our photo,