unknown x.graptoveria flowering in winter
tqpl
15 years ago
Hello group,
I wonder if anyone can guess at what this plant is.
I don't believe it is simply Echeveria pumila glauca.
Normally it has bright orange/red leaf tips after a good sunny summer and temperature drop. The leaves are not symetrical and the colour spreads over the ends and is very distictive.
It was given to me by a UK succulent grower many years ago and may have had hybrid origins or it may have been a wild collected Echeveria or Graptopetalum.
Many thanks for any ideas.
With regards
Alan
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