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Echeveria Identification

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Echeveria identification got you puzzled? Send a picture and I'll try and identify it for you.

In everyone's collection of plants, there's always at least one mystery plant. Echeveria as a group seem to either be mis-identified, with the wrong name on the tag, or unidentified, with no tag at all. Still others are hand-me-alongs, from friends or family, or from garage sales. Other succulent plants can be a mystery too - see the unidentified succulent gallery. I've bought new Echeveria from seemingly reputable growers or garden centers only to find when I start to research them that the tag is totally wrong. Have you had the same experience? And the ones that jump into your shopping cart at large box stores, well, they sometimes only have a tag that simply says 'succulent plant'. The main reason to identify your succulents and Echeveria is to care for them properly - learn how to grow Echeveria for best performance and growth.

Echeveria Identification 101

to the rescue! Send up to four pictures of your Echeveria, and tell me a bit about it such as;
  • Where did you get it?

  • What condition was it in?

  • Has it ever bloomed?

  • What conditions do you keep it in now?

and anything else that may help identify it. Other visitors to this site may be able to help with identification, and post a comment about it.

Not sure if it's an Echeveria? Then go to the Succulent Identification page and upload your pictures there.

Do you have an Echeveria in your collection that remains nameless?

Upload up to four pictures of your unknown Echeveria and I'll try and find out what it is.

Tell me about your Echeveria

Other unidentified Echeveria

Click below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...

Just found along a fence like a vine  Seems fine like, lots of flowers on this vine... taking in August in Pensacola Fl.

Echeveria?  I bought one of these for my mother for mother's day from the local Target store. In a year or two it had made several new plants which she gave to her ...

Help identify, please  I bought this echeveria last spring, but have lost the tag. Several have said it is 'shaviana', some have said 'runyoni', and others have said 'lauii ...

Mystery succulent  I adopted 5 of these plants and would like to know their name to properly care for them. As it is, most already have brown spots.

Thick fleshy tender ...

what type Echeveria is this?   Im pretty sure this is an Echeveria species, just from what I've been able to research online so far. I bought it a few days ago and the soil was pretty ...

Calvin  Well, I bought Calvin at Home Depot for about two dollars today (February 13) with no tag. His leaves are a silvery green, getting more silver as you go ...

Pretty in blue Echeveria  I bought this little guy about three years ago at a local florist shop. I also bought several other plants, a couple of Haworthia and some others. My ...








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