No one given a reply ,but im going with echeveria imbricata, or secunda

This plant hasnt been though, in excellent light. notice the vertical gaps between the leaves. Its been recently purchased, and sometimes "shelf life" isnt optimal....

it also possess the vein in the middle..

Could be Echeveria runyonii or one of its hybrids, maybe E. 'Domingo'.

What ever it is is a beauty. You must be happy to have that one.)))

I am Really Pleased with this One.

Just Hope it Does well where it is

Looking at Rina's the One on the right does look like mine, but until I get Flowers The Uncertanty is Still There.....

But Many Thanks For Your Help Guys

Could the one on the right be Echeveria lilacina?

Margaret

Maybe. But I don't remember ever getting lilacina. Would be nice surprise if it was.

Ninecrow

What do you think?

Rina,

I think the left one maybe Echeveria 'Atlantis', quite sure it is not E. 'Imbricata' as 'Imbricata' has a more perfect rosette without the random waviness to the leaves.

Also since the right one is about to flower, late summer/early fall, so can just concentrate on the late-season flowering Echeveria for id. Although most sites don't tell you the flowering season which is quite frustrating, the monthly bloom threads you started here can come in very useful for seasonal flowering time.

I'd vote for Lilacina. It's often sold under other names like ghosty, ghost rose or ghost plant, maybe that's why you didn't remember?