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   Plant Lives Matter

   7 months ago

   It can be really difficult to discern the cultivar of an echeveria when it’s young because it hasn’t developed enough. It does look a little like a tippy, but I would suggest just giving it as much light as possible over the next year or so. By then, it should have developed enough to get a better idea of what it is. All echeverias have basically the same care instructions.

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   Phil

   7 months ago

   I think it’s an echeveria pulidonis. I have one. Slow grower and stays small. They grow offsets forming a mound. Mine is probably a couple years old. Started as one small rosette. It needs a lot of light.

   

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   Belle

   7 months ago

   Every succulent I use the identifier in the app it says the same thing as what you got!! I gotta ton Lol!! I’m slowly but surely getting them in their fancy pots!!

   

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