Echeveria Carol, Triple Indica low cluster and she's going

low cluster and she's going to be gorgeous

but single rosettes can take on near perfect form if separated from the mother plant early enough

but we have some fresh roots started for you

This is a rare Mexican Giant hybrid

the grower doesn't offer them much and they are expensive when he does

Echeveria Carol, Triple Indica low cluster and she's goingUp next is a triple Echeveria Carol. These go very red at the height of winter and is sometimes called Echeveria 'Christmas Carol' as a result. These are a unique cultivar and always remind me of gumdrops. They have a very unique appearance that I have only seen in this particular plant, almost dewy looking. This triple is not fully stressed, and isn't perfect, but is a rare triple. This Carol is measuring in at about 1. 75" across. Just a stem right