Hi Jen,

BTW, it's Echeveria derenbergii (no single quotation marks) as this is an honest-to-goodness recognized and legally registered species.

It looks a little too green to be E. derenbergii, which (I'm comparing it with the one in my collection) is much paler.

Here's a pic of one grown in the UK:

http://www.echeveria.freeserve.co.uk/Images/e_derenbergii402_inf442x364ic.jpg

Yours is a pretty one, though. I'll bet you can't wait to repot it in the spring and let it grow.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:464458}}

If you have doubts about the name, I might suggest Echeveria 'Ramillette'.

Al

I would agree with 'Ramillette'. I also thought of 'Dondo', which I can not distinguish from 'Ramillette'.
Click on the link below and search for both, and you'll see what I mean!

Here is a link that might be useful: Altmans Library

Hi,

I think you may be correct with Ramillette. I think the leaves on Dondo are a little bit smaller than Ramillette. Thanks for the help & comments! And you're right, I cant wait to repot in clay-both of my new ones!

Jen