Showing posts with label Echeveria colorata seedlings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Echeveria colorata seedlings. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Echeveria colorata seedlings
These are seedlings from open pollinated Echeveria colorata plants. The coloration can be quite variable, both between individual plants and at different times of the year. These are being grown under lights.
Monday, September 17, 2012
Echeveria colorata seedlings
Today, back to succulent plants.
Without much of any sign of what it's going to become, these are Echeveria colorata seedlings. They've been getting some nice growth this summer; our mild summers are actually helpful for the Echeverias. The cold and wet which will be here soon enough...that's another thing. We'll face that when it arrives.
In the meantime, we're enjoying another week or more of nice summer weather, with daytime highs in the upper 80s F (31-32 C).
Without much of any sign of what it's going to become, these are Echeveria colorata seedlings. They've been getting some nice growth this summer; our mild summers are actually helpful for the Echeverias. The cold and wet which will be here soon enough...that's another thing. We'll face that when it arrives.
In the meantime, we're enjoying another week or more of nice summer weather, with daytime highs in the upper 80s F (31-32 C).
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