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Posted 4Y ago by @vvvelo

Is my echeveria really a pachyveria?

My babe moved to a new ceramic pot. I identified this #succulent as Pachyveria Glauca (google lenses say it). I do not know what exactly this plant is. I got it from ikea a long time ago. On the container it says Echeveria. I doubt that it is an Echeveria. If you have any ideas please leave your comment#HappyPlants #SucculentSquad #SucculentLove #succulents #Pachyveria #LittleJewel
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airi
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4Y ago
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this is definitely a little jewel succulent!! mine had the same faceted patterns on the leaves + the slightly swirly patterning :) if you give them enough sun the tips will turn purple.
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airi
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4Y ago
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also sorry if you were already aware but they’re looking a bit thirsty!!
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Volodymyr
44181 XP
4Y ago
@vvvelo
@strawberrymoon thank you 🙏 Yes I see that it is thirsty. It is sort of cold my the window where it sits, so I keep it slightly underwatered. Also I was waiting to move it to a new pot. I was keeping the soil dry.
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airi
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4Y ago
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@vvvelo ah i get you! i almost never water thoroughly in winter bc i’m afraid of the water cooling and damaging the roots- my sucs are mostly in dormancy anyway so they don’t need that much. that’s a gorgeous plant either way <3
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Kristy GOLDBLATT
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4Y ago
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@vvvelo what a stunning succulent. I have never seen one of these. It’s definitely not a Echeveria from what I have seen of them. I searched Etsy and your correct on what you came up with.
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Volodymyr
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4Y ago
@vvvelo
@KikisOasis Thank you! 🙏 Yeah it seems like “Little Jem”. But those lines inherent in Little Jam are not very visible, like on your photo.