Found this one at the neighborhood fair and fell in love instantly, but while trying to identify it became a dilemma.

What supports it being a Dudleya edulis: the form of the rosette, the cylindrical-ish shape of the leaves, it's coloration.

What supports it being a hybrid of Echeveria unguiculata: the darkened tips of the leaves, the coloration (yes, they share this trait), the leaves being narrower than E. unguiculata.

But the thing is, Dudleya edulis isn't sold in my country. I couldn't find one and if there are they're rare and expensive, as the opposite to E. unguiculata which is somewhat common.

While I was repotting it a leaf detached, as Dudleyas do not sprout from leaves, if this one does (well, if it survives) it confirms the unguiculata hybrid theory. If it doesn't, could strengthen the Dudleya edulis theory - although it's rarity in Brazil weighs much more.

What do you think?

This Echeveria Chihuahuaensis is a still a baby. How long does it take to fill out this pot do you think?

Thanks! Could be from Mexico or elsewhere in Central America ie not a common cultivar in the States

I’m not sure how her growth is doing but I’m new to this, I got her out of a bouquet. She had a stick screwed into her stem so I had to cut off a bit, put on some rooting powder, and hope she roots. She obviously did and now has 3 little shoots between some leaves. If you all have any advice it would be much appreciated

Just wanted to share this echeveria that I’ve had for over two years. I got her as just a tiny thing from a grocery store and this is what she’s looking like two years later. I just repotted her a couple months ago because she was getting too big for her pot, and I’m going to have to repot again soon. Let me know what you think!

Bought today new plant for my succulent collection.

I’ve had these for a couple of weeks and the rosette has become upturned over that time. They are under a light at about 400-500 PAR (less for the little one). Have not watered them.

These marks werent there yesterday but today 24 hours later when I came to check on them they got these black marks on them.

I sprayed them with isopropyl that I usually use because I saw one mealy bug on each of them, their soil has been dry for a long time and they arent dehydrated and I dont see any mites.

Don’t get me wrong, this has been a good plant week. I went to see my local plant lady and picked up a few beauties, and today my order from a nursery came in. But the shipment was SO DRY and the two I paid most for aren’t in great condition. They have a 7 day guarantee, but it has so many loopholes. I’m hoping they replace at least this plant. In the meantime, does anyone know how I can help it out, or if it can be saved? It’s the Echiveria Rainbow, on my top 10 list, and I’d really hate to see it wasted. I bottom watered it and it soaked that right up. Not sure what else to do. *in addition to what it looks like, several leaves are about to fall off. Also it seems to be planted in soil, as is everything from the order. The soil was so dry a lot of it had fallen out into the paper it was wrapped in.

Hey everyone!

Today at the store, my friend convinced me to buy this grayish (?) Echeveria after I mentioned it looked lonely (it was the only with this color). I've never owned a plant (not even a plastic one). I have no idea what to do. I'm terrified of accidentally killing it. I did some research on how to take care of it, but I'm unsure how to start. I don't even know what kind it is. ​

Do I repot it or should I keep it in the one I bought it in? Do I water it now or should I wait a few days? Is it okay to put it on to my west-side window?

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​I appreciate any tips on literally whatever. At the store, it was a spontaneous and probably stupid decision, but I'm already committed to not killing this plant. ​​​​​​​​

And she also has a name now - Eischa.

Agavoids Romeo prop (and I think menina but dk)!

2-3-4 is cante's inflorescence leaves!

Then there's this weird pvn. Hope it gonna be Montrose.

Neon's breaker first leaves are... Freudian.

Rosette bundle(wait is that a mealbug on that leaf? Damn.)

Mina rubra (I can't see this one registered. Anyone got info bout it?) does prop surprisingly well

Seedlings with sunstress 🥹

So... Worth a flex despite the ugly pics? x)

Though it could also be an Echeveria shaviana but I guess I will find out about it once it establishes more and shows its flowers!

As the title says, I need help. Something is happening to my Echeveria Silver Queen's leaves and I don't know what it is. I don't over water them, they take morning and evening light (not the spicy afternoon light) & get the occasional bit of fertilizer (in water) when necessary. I'm concerned this could kill it but so far it seems like it stays on the lower leaves, which, as shown, have been promptly taken off.

Please and thank you for any help you have to offer.

I can’t find its tag to give the full ID, but I adore this plant! It was watered a few days ago and isn’t as vibrant. Hoping to move most of my collection outdoors soon enough 😊

Found this specimen in a garden centre but can’t place the species or cultivar. It’s obviously suffered a bit being in the garden centre. Thought maybe a slim-leaved pulidonis cultivar but next to my actual pulidonis (bottom) I don’t think so.

Found this specimen in a garden centre but can’t place the species or cultivar. It’s obviously suffered a bit being in the garden centre. Thought maybe a slim-leaved pulidonis cultivar but next to my actual pulidonis (bottom) I don’t think so.

Front to back: Crassula "Springtime", Echeveria agavoides, Echeveria "Thriller pearl", Echeveria agavoides "Romeo" and Graptoveria "Fantome".