EcheveriaSearch Drought Smart Plants here: Echeveria are some of my favorite succulent plants. I grow them because they are so varied in colours and textures. I've been collecting these fascinating plants, as well as other succulent plants, for several years, and I'm always pleasantly surprised to find yet another new Echeveria. A common problem is the lack of consistency with Echeveria identification, and frequent confusion about the naming of Echeveria. Find out how to grow Echeveria here.Priceif ordered separately, your choice of plants all labeled, $6.00 each 2" pot. If you're not sure what you want, try a collection of 9 plants for $50.00; sorry, my choice only and unlabeled.Collectionsmay include plants from other succulent plants and Aloe and they'll all be nice, big healthy plants suitable for individual potting into a 10cm pot, or as a group planting in a dish garden up to 30cm across.Occasionally, larger sizes or bare root plants are available and pricing is variable, so contact me directly. Links to all the Echeveria lists are below.
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