Echeveria Rose Queen Echeveria Clusters I'm sorry the grower's pic

I'm sorry the grower's pic is sooo blurry

No roots due to strict import requirements

It was first discovered back in 1976 by a pair of researchers from the Huntington Botanical Garden growing alongside orchids next to a narrow river canyon in Northwestern Mexico

Soft pinks

Echeveria Rose Queen Echeveria Clusters I'm sorry the grower's picWe sell Rose Queens about as fast as we can list them. This one is a little asymmetrical, but very full. It's been reduced due to the shape, but will grow in full again. These stress to beautiful shades of soft pink and are pretty even when not stressed. You will receive the exact plant pictured. Colors can vary on monitors devices and due to lighting conditions at the time of photography, but we try to represent the true color as accurately as