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Posted 1M ago by @TidyTigerpear

Babies &โ€™ more babies for this #FreshLeafFriday and #Bloo...

Babies &โ€™ more babies for this #FreshLeafFriday and bloomingSuccs">#bloomingSuccs !
1&2. Sedeveria โ€˜Dark Elfโ€™
3. Pearl Echeveria
4. Pachyveria โ€˜Little Jewelโ€™
5. Bloom from a mystery Echeveria #SucculentSquad #SucculentLove #Succulents #Succulent #GrowingSuccs #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #FreshFeaturedFriday #babyplants
4โ€ pot with drainage
Last watered 1 month ago
These are gorgeous!! You really have a way ๐Ÿฅฒ๐Ÿคฉ
Love all the babies!
Gorgeous!!!! Iโ€™m jealous. I have an apricot version of this and itโ€™s taking forever to grow. Might have something to do with my lizard who has decided to sit in it ๐Ÿคฆโ€โ™€๏ธ
@Nikki1225 for some reason my brain read the last sentence as "my lizard who decided to shit in it" ๐Ÿ˜‚
@stephonicle hahahah
@TidyTigerpear Your Pachyveria looks just like my mystery Pachyphytum. Does it have a purpley color to it?
@Charli3Plant something it shows reddish tones when stressed. Let me see if I have another pic of it
This was about midsummer exposed to full sun. Can I see a picture of your mystery pachyphytum
Donโ€™t know how I missed this post. Those are gorgeous (as usual)!
@TidyTigerpear Here ya go!
@Charli3Plant no thatโ€™s not the same ! It looks similar deff and pachyphytum I can remember if itโ€™s moon silver or something. Iโ€™ve seen before but canโ€™t think of it off the top of my head
@RefinedSandwort thank you love!
@vvvelo can you help @Charli3Plant with this plant ID
@TidyTigerpear It's definitely not a Moon Silver; I have one of those and it's completely different. Hope your Thanksgiving has been restful ๐Ÿ’š
@Charli3Plant Iโ€™d say this is probably some type of pachyphytum. You know, one of those quirky names like โ€œbaby fingersโ€ or โ€œangel fingers.โ€ It kinda looks like Moon Silver too, and from what Iโ€™ve seen online, they might grow like that. It also has a bit of resemblance to pachyphytum Buster. But honestly, it really looks like a pachyphytum.