Echeveria White Zaragosa, Cluster Clustering Succulents but she is healthy and

but she is healthy and will regain this fullness over time

This succulent ships bare root

' and she's yummy enough to eat

but I'm not sure that they are different from Mammalaris

single-headed rosette and a crest on the same stem

Echeveria White Zaragosa, Cluster Clustering Succulents but she is healthy andOne of our Community members just comment how this is a muted upload lol, another muted beauty for you guys tonight. But, so pretty. This White Zaragosa cluster is a study in subtle beauty. She's got some pink edging to the naked eye, but one of the most petite clusterings I have seen. She's got four pups attached to that mother plant (and even more starting, but four pups that are visible) and is still only 2" across. She's perfect for the petite