Echeveria culibra in 6 Inch Live Succulent Cephalopentandra

Echeveria culibra in 6 Inch Live Succulent CephalopentandraEcheveria culibra is a hybrid of unknown parentage that was created by Dick Wright in 1980. The rosettes grow to be about 7 inches across. The leaves are blue with pink wavy edges. The leaves have a large raised caruncle on the top which causes the older leaves to curl downward making a tubular leaf. They are hardy in USDA Zones 9a to 11b They can be propagated by leaf or cutting. This is for one plant growing in a 6" inch container shipped bare root.

crushed limestone

producing vigorous plants with strong taproots and excellent natural form

Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Queen' is a perennial epiphytic vine known to be a variety of variegated Hoya carnosa

Habit: It is small cactus species forming a flattened and many-ribbed sphere

This is for the ~6" cutting shown

horridispina occurs in the Peruvian part of the Amazon

section pirisemineum

They are very happy to be ignored and watered every few weeks

Roots: Fibrous

Down to USDA zone 4a

Description: Haworthia limifolia is a charming species

Scales on the ovary hairy in their axils