Echeveria Tremolo, Small Double Vivace You can see her creamy

You can see her creamy stripes a little bit better in person

She is already starting to exhibit some soft strawberry kisses

Out of respect for the growers I list them exactly how the names are given to us

two types of unknown Crassula (the orange one is a hybrid) and a very small branch of Monanthes Muralis

We're listing a few summer leftovers today and this little guy is a bit thirsty and just not a plump as it should be

Echeveria Tremolo, Small Double Vivace You can see her creamySmall, but perfect Tremolo double is up next. Measures just under 2" across. Sparse roots from the cultivating farm. Our photos and videos were taken today, May 1st, 2021. Plants shown may be exhibiting winter stress coloration. If the succulent shown is vibrantly colored you will need to keep bright lights and cold temps on the succulent to keep its vivid colors. Stress colors may fade a little as the plant establishes in its new home, but should