Echeveria setosa

13 years ago

The label says Echeveria setosa ciliata and it may well be "ciliata" variation of Echeveria setosa or it may be just Echeveria ciliata var setosa. I don't know and don't much care. I DO care that the flowers are just beautiful and they haven't even opened completely!!!!!

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hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
13 years ago
That's a lovely photo. I love the candy-corn color and the fuzz. Mine is blooming now, too.
Microthrix
13 years ago
Mine got burnt by the sun and isnt the most beautiful thing in my collection
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paracelsus
13 years ago
Micro, never fret about minior sunburn in Echeveria. It may be disfiguring for a while, but those damaged leaves will all be replaced in a few months. This stuff happens. Just think about its potential down the road a bit :-)

Love the flowers on that plant. Great photo!
Microthrix
13 years ago
I dont think this is ''minor'' ... i think it may have burned everything down to the new growth point ... i didnt notice it for a few days ... will it grow more from offsets?
aftermidnight Zone7b B.C. Canada
13 years ago
GORGEOUS!!!
Beachplants
13 years ago
Biker, great, great pic of flaming flowers...just beautiful.

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