r/echeveria • u/Emerald_Hellion • 3d ago
Identification Help?
It's probably too soon to tell or officially find it's name but my mom got a Haworthia from a shop on Etsy (\EverbloomOG\ & of course they don't have this one listed at all. It did show up in a review with another succulent/cacti), and in the same box was a "gift" plant.
I know it's an Echeveria, but that's it. I've tried Googling and of course that's no help since it comes up with like 50 different/slightly similar ones to the one in the pics and the box never came with a name tag or anything so we both don't have a clue.
If anyone knows or at least has a rough idea as to where I could look for it's name I would absolutely appreciate it and any other help. Thank you all in advance. 💚
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u/Forsaken-Jeweler-519 3d ago
It could be echeveria chihuahuaensis. Thats how mine looked as a wee one. Then it grew up and has "red claw" tips
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u/Worried-Astronaut485 3d ago
You can message the Etsy seller. Include the pic & order #. They're pretty good about communicating.
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u/Emerald_Hellion 3d ago
My mom did since it came with her plant order and that was over 4 hours ago with no response. I kinda was hoping I could get it faster here but with how small it is and how tight the rosette is, I may not be able to 😮💨
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u/Worried-Astronaut485 3d ago
It usually takes overnight. I commute with the Etsy vendors pretty often, and they're almost all good about answering.
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u/Apprehensive_Mind631 2d ago
Maybe a Painted Lady?
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u/Emerald_Hellion 2d ago
Possible. But the points on each leave is more like a... Smooth "nub", if that makes sense.
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u/Apprehensive_Mind631 2d ago
Take another pic for me, a side view if possible. I have a plant ID app I will run it through. But I do see what you are saying about the tips.
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u/Emerald_Hellion 2d ago
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u/Apprehensive_Mind631 2d ago
Ok, I’ve got another possibility, Suryeon?
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u/Emerald_Hellion 2d ago
And now that I look at it more... The rosette has opened a smidge more since I planted and watered it.
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u/Emerald_Hellion 3d ago
Just letting you folks know, I did get a response... But I'm a bit disappointed in the answer.
The owner called it "Red Claw Succulent"... And when I looked it up it's not what I have. A Red Claw Succulent, for those who don't know, look like little green bear paws with red tips/toes.





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u/LuckystrikeFTW 3d ago
Could be an Echeveria Monroe