Echeveria Crown Ball Lithops but you shouldn't notice that

but you shouldn't notice that after potting as her stem is pretty short and you could pot her in such a way that she sits upright

very rare Lulu cluster

Will actively grow from late spring-late summer

This is such a unique hybrid

Absolutely dreamy Dark Ice mini clusters

Echeveria Crown Ball Lithops but you shouldn't notice thatI haven't seen Crown Ball in a long time. This one is perfectly stressed and is throwing tropical colors. She will go green over the summer months. This Crown Ball is measuring in at 3. 5" across. Mature roots from the cultivating farm. No fresh roots yet, but this plant just arrived three days ago. This succulent was listed to our site on October 31st, 2020, photos were taken within the past 24 hours. Cedar Creek Farmhouse Identification Number: