Echeveria chihuahuensis yecora Size:Medium the distinctive colour of both

the distinctive colour of both comes from the fine white hairs that cover the elongated

Plants have woody stems and thick fleshy roots that if raised slowly above soil level

Being a peperomia it likes more moisture in the soil than the average succulent

and ensure good drainage to prevent root rot

The leaves of the plant are purply brown to thick black

Echeveria chihuahuensis yecora Size:Medium the distinctive colour of bothThis is a beautiful succulent that looks like a smaller version of the related Echeveria colorata. It forms a tighter and shorter rosette with smaller, more scalloped leaves with a more pronounced tip. The rosette grows up to 10 cm in diameter. Flowers are coral pink with a yellow interior and appear on pinkish lightly branched stalks that may reach up to 25 cm above the rosette. Like all succulents it requires free draining soil and little water. All