A local grower had a few of them and, not knowing the botanical name, gave it a name of it's own..."Zombie Toes". Don't ask me, I don't know why. Just reporting!!!
Friday, July 22, 2011
Echeveria pulidonis - green leaf, red edge
This is the green leaf form of Echeveria pulidonis (in contrast to the more common blue leaf form). We've had a hard time keeping this in stock, but it's back...or will be very soon. They're quite easy to grow and with very little coaching (adequate light), the red edges are accented.
A local grower had a few of them and, not knowing the botanical name, gave it a name of it's own..."Zombie Toes". Don't ask me, I don't know why. Just reporting!!!
A local grower had a few of them and, not knowing the botanical name, gave it a name of it's own..."Zombie Toes". Don't ask me, I don't know why. Just reporting!!!
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This is my first time to see a green leaf, red edge echeveria. I like the color combination.
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Zombie Toes? :) A little mad the grower.. or a great imagination!
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