Echeveria Black Tan, Variegata unknown but heavily 'iced' over

but heavily 'iced' over

Mature roots from the cultivating farm (freshly imported)

This cluster has too many heads to count

but as you can see they're absolutely gorgeous rosettes

but will root easily if it does

Echeveria Black Tan, Variegata unknown but heavily 'iced' overIn Korea I have seen these rosettes called Black Tan, in the US I have seen these called Black Rose. These look different to the plants our farms have called Black Rose in the past, but we haven't seen that inky agavoides hybrid in so long. A farm we trust called this dark purple (almost black rosette 'Black Tan'). We have seen some with variegated stripes that present as lime green. We have a few of those variegated ones this evening. This is our