Echeveria Cupid (Aka Lavendar Spoon) Red succulents "Not a lot is known

"Not a lot is known about this particular new cultivar

The outside leaves are deep tangerine while newer growth at the center is coated in a thick farina that nearly glows in seafoam green shades

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The large center rosette is most likely stressed

5" across the rosette

Echeveria Cupid (Aka Lavendar Spoon) Red succulents "Not a lot is knownCupids are a true lavender echeveria with long, narrow leaves, some have little dimples at the tips. They are extremely easy to propagate and can get relatively large, as rare succulents go. This one is very asymmetrical, but it is also quite large. It will eventually become symmetrical again, maybe even as quickly as this growing season. This would be a great starter 'rare' succulent if you are interested in trying propagation. You will receive the