Echeveria Opal Cristata Clustering Succulents but it's really hard for

but it's really hard for me to get them from the grower

It was first discovered back in 1976 by a pair of researchers from the Huntington Botanical Garden growing alongside orchids next to a narrow river canyon in Northwestern Mexico

The grower calls it 'Peony

but I absolutely loved the other one that rolled through

Echeveria Opal Cristata Clustering Succulents but it's really hard forMy new help says this is her absolute favorite of anything in our collection right now, it's easy to see why, it's one of my favorites too. These Opal crests feature soft hues of peachy pinks and chalky plums and feature a contrasting soft green sea coral type of stem. They are just beautiful. This one measures about 4" across the crest and stands about 4" tall. Ships with sparse roots.