Echeveria 'Lola' 4" Live Succulent Nevada

Echeveria 'Lola' 4" Live Succulent NevadaThis hybrid was bred by famed hybridizer Dick Wright It is the result of the cross of E. 'lilacina' and E. 'Deresina'. It has a thick layer of farina and very sturdy rosettes. It is usually a grayish color with purple undertones highlights. In spring when they flower they send up a 6" bloom stalk with yellow and pink, bell shaped flowers. This is for one plant growing in a 4" container shipped bare root. If you are looking for 2 inch Echeveria lola

Beings we are on a red theme lets also mention the flowers are red as well

and there is nothing in its appearance that would suggest a Melocactus

(base tapering)

Remarks: This plant is sometimes listed with cultivar names such as 'Aurea Marginata'

These are cute little woodland themed air plant terrariums/ornaments

Pulp intense cherry-red

Whether or not they should be removed is disputed

Origin and Habitat: This species is widespread throughout central Mexico in Hidalgo

it's another example of a Fibonacci spiral

Origin and Habitat: Mammillaria mammillaris is found in the coast of Venezuela and and the adjacent islands Antigua and Barbuda

This is for one plant growing in a 4

Othonna capensis is a trailing or cascading succulent that typically forms dense mats or small mounds of succulent foliage