More blooms opened up and they look AWESOME!!
A link to the parent plant is in the comments.
'Pineapple Punch' has marginal variegation with a very obvious yellow undertone while 'Snow Leopard' has off-white marginal variegation.
These stems are obviously tightly packed. But, look at the results!!
The second photo is the same area just with a wider angle shot... AND, after I watered down the stones.
I had her under drought stress for weeks, hence, the dry leaf tips and the obvious fiery coloration. But, she'll be a little bit more pampered in her new location.
To be completely honest, he was acting more like my unamused manager, watching on with absolute disinterest and dissatisfaction. 😁😄
And, don't worry... I'll water the plant really well after a few days of it recuperating in the dry soil.
They're still quite young because they haven't yet reached the stage in which they produce a thick bloom on the outer face of their leaves. But, some are displaying some atypical (for this species) red and purple tones. I grew these from seeds I acquired, in 2019, prior to it being officially described.