Echeveria Agavoides Romeo, Small #8- or if you miss her

or if you miss her an extremely similar plant from the same farm

This is only the second 'Hurricane' we've had

This Echeveria Canary Hybrid was ordered on August 5th

Looks like she may be a Purposorum hybrid

I found this mulberry shade particularly appealing

Echeveria Agavoides Romeo, Small #8- or if you miss herOne very petite, but very pretty specimen of Romeo up next. Measures in at about 1. 5" from the cultivating farm. Mature roots. Our photos and videos were taken today, April 17th, 2021. Plants shown may be exhibiting winter stress coloration. If the succulent shown is vibrantly colored you will need to keep bright lights and cold temps on the succulent to keep its vivid colors. Stress colors may fade a little as the plant establishes in its new home,