Graptoveria Rose Queen- Highly Asymmetrical Clustering Succulents In the wild it is

In the wild it is usually found flaunting its leaves in pale greenish

She's got two pups on each side and will measure in at just about 3

This is not our best Mini Belle

September 29th in Random Rares

' but it's tightly compact like a chrysanthemum flower

Graptoveria Rose Queen- Highly Asymmetrical Clustering Succulents In the wild it isThese photos were taken on Saturday, December 7th, 2019. This Rose Queen is absolutely prime color wise, but single heads of these tend to throw highly asymmetrical shapes. We do have a few clusters left, but I believe this is our only single. She's still beautiful and will likely cluster with age. She's measuring in at 3. 5" her widest point, but please swipe to see her top down photo before carting. Mature roots from the cultivating farm on a mature