Echeveria Tynie Berger, Cluster Green Succulents which you don't really see

which you don't really see in this cultivar

but she is super full

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as these root very easily and if you would like care/info for what to do when you receive it please click here if you need rooting instructions

these doubles are true to type and measuring in at just shy of 4" across

Echeveria Tynie Berger, Cluster Green Succulents which you don't really seeThis Tynie Berger cluster separated a bit in transit and is slightly reduced as a result. She still has one head that is a little loose, but as of right now only one pup has separated (and these are easy, they will root wherever you pot them). She's a little green on her most mature leaves, but showing those lilac centers this cultivar is so well known for. We will include the piece that broke off, we don't keep any broken pieces, we don't believe in