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Posted 1Y ago by @FairyFly

I always thought this was echeveria elegans 'Mexican Snow...

If someone knows for sure or if I'm in the right ballpark, your opinions would be appreciated. I'm trying to learn more and all the variations are extremely similar. Thank you #happyplants #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantaddict #succulentlove #newplantmom #plantid #whatplantisthis
4โ€ pot with drainage
Last watered 9 months ago
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It reminds me Echeveria Monroe. Like this one
@vvvelo or @TidyTigerpear is the one to ask about succulent id
@vvvelo it has pointy tips in the picture. Just an observation.
@vvvelo it did look just like that. As it's grown it has gotten a little pointier at the tips and it's lost a little farina, but, it is remarkably similar. I might have to change it in the app. Thank you guys very much!
@Catplantaddict yes I agree with you , that is why I am not 100% sure ๐Ÿ˜‰ Cuz it also looks like Pulidonis.
@FairyFly and I also agree with you that it looks like pulidonis or even like Hercules. Can you take couple pics from the side?
I'm sorry if the pics aren't that good I'm no photographer lol. I hope this is what you meant.
@FairyFly ok, now on these photos it looks more like Echeveria Monroe.
It really does. The only difference i see when I Google pictures is the stress colors and farina, mine doesn't really have any of both lol. Thank you @vvvelo so much for your time and help.
I have one similar to this that @vvvelo identified for me as a โ€œEcheveria morning dewโ€
This is what I have it under. This one was hard to identify but I donโ€™t think itโ€™s a snow ball
Here are two I found that look similar to yours. When you look up Echeveria morning dew , many different Echeveria with a similar name will show up, so I included the photos of the ones Iโ€™ have found.
Oh wow. I knew there was a lot but... dang lol.
I'll have to get every one of them now.
Yes there are so many types of Echeveria, they are one of the only succulents that I have trouble identifying.