Beautiful colour leaves on the really healthy looking ones. And lovely yellow flowers of course :-)

Would love to see photo when flowers open right up.

I wouldn't really have a clue, but I guess E. starburst

Not E. 'galaxy Starburst' Created by B. Goody, Southfield Nurseries, 2000.

Starburst is this one:

harry

I thought of a hybrid with pulidonis. Yellow(ish) flowers, but lacking the red edges and to wide. Maybey a E. tsunami hybrid.

Beth, did you send me a tiny pup off yours? One of the echies I got in our trade is similar, but has some differences. You had this one marked as topsy turvy but it has grown up to be (very beautifully) not an E. runyonii.

I don't know - so many Echeveria hybrids out there. I've seen pics that seem to match very closely but have vastly different (sometimes made-up sounding haha) names; likely various pulidonis hybrids.

I think mine looks like it maybe has some subsessilis or elegans in it, too. Definitely not chubby like that starburst, or ruffly like the tsunami. Ah well, I guess I'll settle for pulidonis hybrid :D it's grown to be one of my faves, regardless.

kd

Too many similar looking pulidonis hybrids now, LOL, but maybe E. 'Alfred'

http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?akID=48&aaID=3&aiID=A&aID=3501

Haha, no I dont think I sent you a baby off my supposed pulidonis, as that plant resides at my mother's house 4 hours away ( part of the overflow collection!). Might it be a subsessilis? Seems to me I have some plantlets around that are supposedly Cubic Frost plantlets, but their leaf shape is wrong... I will think about this!

Update on this lovely Echeveria whatever :-P

She finished blooming and now has a bevy of happy little babies under her skirt (9 that I can see)

Kd

My goodness, she is lovely!

Another update :) Here she is today in the same pot with her ten grown offsets (with even more new tiny ones growing under the main rosette!)

What a display! It looks like one of those show rides lol. It looks gorgeous like that :-)

Oh yes! I’m blanking on the amusement park ride name, but I totally see it :-P

I like it too. I keep putting off the chop because she’ll look so naked!

Lol yes. She WOULD look naked :-D

It might be an Echeveria Prolifica living up to its name with all those babies :)

I definitely think it has some pulidonis, but it may have some prolifica in the genes as well! It doesn’t have the chubbier leaves, but the growth habit certainly fits the bill.

Good growing on your part. Bravo!

Sorry, not the slightest bit interested in Echeveria - they really do all look the same to me.