Echeveria Black Tan, Small Double Echeveria Agavoides Sp. We don't get these in

We don't get these in very often anymore

This is one of the fullest Blue Beans clusters we have seen in some time

These flowers rest on a warm base of clean musk mingling with tonka bean and Arabian sandalwood

Diamond States are typically a red succulent

This richly colored quartz has one point that has been knocked off

Echeveria Black Tan, Small Double Echeveria Agavoides Sp. We don't get these inJust one Black Tan tonight this is the last Black Tan we currently have available or on order. She is small, measuring in at about 1. 25" across the double, but will mature larger in time. Mature stem and sparse roots from the cultivating farm, first double 'Black Tan' we've seen. Our photos and videos were taken today, April 17th, 2021. Plants shown may be exhibiting winter stress coloration. If the succulent shown is vibrantly colored you will need