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Nov 2, 2020 5:57 PM CST
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Macrocentra said:Echeverias are incredibly diverse, and are found in a wide variety of leaf shapes, colors and textures. They can be particularly eyecatching when in full bloom, and their beautiful rosette shapes make a lovely addition to any garden. I'm sure we all have at least one in our collections (or five... or ten...)

And... they make wonderful photo subjects! So let's see those Echies!

E. setosa:
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E. nodulosa:
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One of my mystery Echies:
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Couple of Echie babies growing outside:
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That mystery echie looks remarkably like a plant I had a while back. The grower called it Echeveria pelusida. I have also seen it spelled pelucida. It doesn't seem to be a well accepted name.
I have found that coffee, tea, and rose can all agree on one thing... water everyday.

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