Echeveria Lucinda, Triple Own these will vary a little

these will vary a little from plant to plant and may not be as symmetrical as this head

The photos don't do them justice at all

but I try to list one about every two uploads

but each is independently rooted from the cultivating farm (no fresh roots yet)

So many heads on these clusters

Echeveria Lucinda, Triple Own these will vary a littleWe don't get a lot of Lucinda in anymore, we used to see this occasionally at our farms, but no much at all in the past 18 months. This is a triple, but it has separated in transit. The double is on one stem and a there is a small head on its own stem. Larger double is stem only, smaller head has sparse roots. Planted together this would measure in at about 3" across. Photos were taken today, November 21st, 2020. Cedar Creek Farmhouse Identification