A masterpiece hybrid of Echeveria agavoides 'Prolifera' × Echeveria colorata fa. colorata by the late Frank Reinelt, California, US.

An undescribed species which is often distributed as 'Pinwheel' or 'Tuxpanensis.

Once has the longest flowers among the Genus Echeveria but now the second longest due to the recently described Echeveria zoquitlanensis 🧐

The tallest growing Echeveria species which can reach up to 2m high! One of the most interesting and attractive species of the series Nudae yet still uncommon in cultivation

A classical clone of Echeveria lilacina which has long been distributed world-widely 😀 I love this species' urceolate coral-pink flowers!

Overall plant body and inflorescence details of Echeveria subcorymbosa, Lau030 clone

A classical clone of Echeveria agavoides 'Ebony' ISI 92-44 which was originated from the Huntington Botanical Garden, California, US. A little bit sunburnt yet showing marvelous coloration!

Overall plant body and inflorescence details of Echeveria laui Moran & Meyrán,1976

One of the most gorgeous Echeveria species from Oaxaca which has heavily pruinose plant body.

Another less known yet outstandingly beautiful Echeveria species with lovely pink tinge. Once misspelled as Echeveria rodolfi or Echeveria rodolfii

One of the most elegant Echeveria species coming from the state of Sinaloa, México 🇲🇽 This beautiful species was named after Swiss botanist Julia Etter who runs the website www.crassulaceae.com with her husband Martin Kristen.