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bradburiana succulent RESERVED) Echeveria Bradburiana Cristata – Cedar Creek Farmhouse

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bradburiana succulent RESERVED) Echeveria Bradburiana Cristata – Cedar Creek FarmhouseI fell in love with this crest, she's got almost a candy stripe thing going on that I just love. I also love her aged fan stem. She's likely a very old plant. She was not cheap to source from our farms, I was looking for a particular type of specimen. This one has been well cared for and it's foliage is nice and compact. Plant Name: Echeveria Bradburiana (Crested) Size at Maturity: Will continue to keep growing outward with age until it reaches 5 6"

I fell in love with this crest, she's got almost a candy stripe thing going on that I just love. I also love her aged fan stem. She's likely a very old plant. She was not cheap to source from our farms, I was looking for a particular type of specimen. This one has been well-cared for and it's foliage is nice and compact. 

Plant Name: Echeveria Bradburiana (Crested)

Size at Maturity: Will continue to keep growing outward with age until it reaches 5-6" across, Estimated

Stress colors: As shown, some freckled leaves, creams and mulberry accents. Sometimes this cultivar will go a bright pink, kind of depends on the plant. She may go green in the summer. 

Care Instructions: Crests with these wide stems are a little annoying in that they love to put out air rooms on their stem until they full establish in their new home and adjust to their watering schedule. It can take time. The root fibers are easily plucked from the stem by hand or with tweezers. you can leave them too, it's just annoying grooming until she settles in. I would also recommend keeping spent leaves well groomed, aphids love dead leaves, so to avoid any pests keep her nice and clean. Other than that typical succulent care, no known special requirements. Will actively grow from late spring-late summer, will be semi-dormant in winter through early spring. 

Cedar Creek Farmhouse Identification Number: 046009

Date Listed: 3.9.19

 

Special Requests will be moved to Random Randoms at the end of 72 hours of posting in this category. If you need more time just send us an email to [email protected] Otherwise we'll assume this plant didn't meet your requirements and it will be made available to our other customers. Presales in this category will ship within three weeks of your order date. Colors may be a result of plant stress, so she may change colors in the warmer months.

 

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