Echeveria Cupid, (Random) Japanese Succulents I have no idea what

I have no idea what this echeveria is crossed with or what shades it may take on over summer

so if that's something you are concerned about then this is not a good cultivar to choose

almost like a small Helena

Mary Bells have historically only lasted about a minute on our site

All of her heads are different sized

Echeveria Cupid, (Random) Japanese Succulents I have no idea whatCupids are also a quintessential must for any rare succulent collection. These are very forgiving cultivar great for the beginner! They are easy to propagate by leaf and grow into beautiful mature specimens. Sometimes they will cluster, most of the time if they don't cluster as pups you are going to be stuck with single heads with the occasional pup. The leaves are oblong in shape and narrow, but full and plump when properly hydrated. The leaves