Is this a crested echeveria? And what do I do with it?
teresanoh
9 years ago
I bought this plant because I had never seen anything like it, and it looks very healthy. After doing a little research I think it might be a crested echeveria, but having never seen one, and still learning about the different types of succulents, I'm not sure. Any thoughts as to what I have? Also, should I/can I divide it so I can see more of the stem? I will add another picture showing the stems. Thanks for any thoughts and help you are all so generous providing!
Teresa
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