Echeveria Ice Green, (Random Selection) chapote Two more absolutely gorgeous Rudolph

Two more absolutely gorgeous Rudolph specimens available tonight

We released this hybrid in the US about two months ago and it's done very well for us

The last picture is a shot we took in-house of one of this farm's Orange Monroe Cristatas that came in a few weeks back

Its rosettes are extremely compact

Echeveria Ice Green, (Random Selection) chapote Two more absolutely gorgeous RudolphLovely little batch of Ice Green rosettes available. Ice greens will go a frosty mint green and her edges will be kissed in creamy strawberry when she is stressed. When they're not stressed they go green. Ice Greens will rot if allowed to sit in waterlogged soil, especially if they are in full sun. So if it rains try to remember to pull yours in over the summer, or protect it from sudden heavy downpours. These frosted cuties measure in at about 2. 25"