So many hybrids, so little shelf space! Just wait until I start naming MY hybrids! You're all in trouble then!

-Echeveria 'Howard's Reflector'
-Gasteria 'Bobo de Jefe'
-Aloe 'RoRoRed'
-Haworthia 'Mara's Wonton'

Trouble, I say.

I don't think many of us have seen this side of you, Ryan. Thanks for the BIG Grin so early in the AM. About all I can do at my age is REFLECT and glad I can still do that!

Ryan! We can't wait till you starting naming your plants, either! LOL Yes, we're all in trouble!!

Howard, I believe your plant is within the range for Echeveria peacockii (E. subsessilis now included). [Did you mean cante, not dante, Howard?]

Yes, Rosemarie, "CANTE". My fingers just aren't as nimble as I would like them to be!

Well, the c is next to the d, now isn't it!?!

IF your blooms on this one are way diff that the other Ech you have up for ID, I will reconsider what I've named! :P

This post was edited by rosemariero on Mon, Aug 19, 13 at 15:25

Well, it might not be until next season... but I will definitely post something when it happens.

And, Ryan, I trust you'll be up for trading some of those unusual plants, yet to be named... right! I know Rosemarie is anxiously waiting.... LOL

Could it be E. Pulidonis? This is mine...or at least how it was labeled.

Laura, the lower picture is a small division of E. pulidonis. I must have a dozen divisions! Your plant looks more like E. imbricata, which is not a species but a hybrid of Echeveria secunda with E. gibbiflora 'Metallica'. I must have 30 or more small divisions of this, too!

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Aaaaah my head is spinning!! So many Echeverias!

Laura, your plant looks like Echeveria peacockii. As Howard shows in his 2nd pic, what E. pulidonis looks like.

I hate to say it, Howard, but that other plant does not look like E. 'Imbricata' to me. Did I ID it as such earlier? Although it does look somewha similar (& taking into consideration diff growing conditions), I can't say what it might be.

Rosemarie, don't know how I got to the name of E. imbricata, but I've cut it so many times and with our winters not being kind to my Echeveria population, the heads have become small and not grown well.