Al,

Sure is a beautiful sight! Is it possible they have to be a certain age to bloom? Or maybe it got tired of just sitting there : )

Jen

Whatever it is keep doing it. I have a clump of Semps that is trying to bloom for me now. I think I may need more sun because it's going sloooooooooow.

MrBrownThumb

PS,
AL I have one AO Sprout. Thanks :0)

One of the same, Ariole ( as I told to tjsangel):
Echeveria pulidonis

And take a look at this one (my answer for tjsangel):

Yes, you have one of the most beautiful Eche., at least that's my opinion.
Both? It's one the same :))
Here is mine in May (that means full sun and wathered):
http://community.webshots.com/photo/355598886/1355601884070979579UsZqer
and here is in March (that means no wather at all all the winter):
http://community.webshots.com/photo/355598886/1355602016070979579GtVwzF
That means that wather change colors also: look how white is when it gets sun and wather and how blue is when it gets no wather!
Sorry, but the pics are not so clear.

Rodica

Here is a link that might be useful: E. pulidonis in bloom

Rodica,

I just looked through your album and I drooled all over my computer. You have a beautiful collection of succulents and they look so nice. Did I see a piece of a Echeveria Black Prince? Why doesn't he have his own photo?!?! LOL, thanks for sharing your pic.

Beautiful flowrs on that one!

I am very appreciative of the ID, Rodica. I have what I think is an interesting E. pulidonis hybrid to post soon.

Ramon, I rejoice with you and hope there will be more.

My gratitude to all.

Al