Echeveria?

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Mrs.Green
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Echeveria?

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It looks like one of the E agavoides cultivars.
Give it a bit more light for a few months so it looks more compact and typical and we can have a guess at exactly which one.
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Re: Echeveria?

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Agreed - looks like E. agavoides. Agreed on the rest, as well.
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Re: Echeveria?

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esp_imaging wrote: ↑Sun Nov 01, 2020 9:41 pm It looks like one of the E agavoides cultivars.
Give it a bit more light for a few months so it looks more compact and typical and we can have a guess at exactly which one.
Thank you esp_imaging :) Will do and come back later.
greenknight wrote: ↑Mon Nov 02, 2020 9:16 am Agreed - looks like E. agavoides. Agreed on the rest, as well.
Thank you greenknight :)

Well named, since it does resembles an agave.
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