Echeveria ‘Colorshift’;
Crassulaceae, Combretaceae and Myrtaceae Fortnight:: Crassulaceae:: Echeveria from Darjeeling- NS 38 : 6 posts by 5 authors. Attachments (4)
This one is from Darjeeling, in cultivation near a tea estate, wanted to know the specific id of this Echeveria…
good luck with a specific id unless one asks the nursery that’s growing it… may not, even then..
cultivating these out in the open??? I thought the indian nurseries that were growing these crassulas and orchids and cacti and taxus … by the millions for the american nursery wholesalers were very secretive, because of their contracts regardless its a cultivar of Echeveria ‘blue boy’ or some such… which themselves are cultivars of unknown parentage. The short flower spikes makes me nervous… May be even the grower does not know the source, this was growing in pot placed outside a shop, selling tea leaves.. Thanks for the inputs … hopefully we will receive some more inputs.. May be Echeveria ‘Colorshift’ as per comparative images available at debraleebaldwin and as per the following:
https://leafandclay.co/products/echeveria-colorshift
https://shopaltmanplants.com/products/echeveria-colorshift-pp28004 SK 2234 21 October 2019 : 9 posts by 5 authors. Attachments (2)- 3 mb each.
Location: Mudkhu, Kathmandu
Date: 17 October 2019
Elevation: 1519 m.
Habit : Cultivated Echeveria elegans Rose ??
Attachments (1)- 7 mb. nice but why is the inflorescence stalk so short. I wonder. all I see are taller than this one
Appears different from Echeveria elegans Rose
Looks similar to Echeveria species- Darjeeling
May be Echeveria ‘Colorshift’ as per comparative images available at debraleebaldwin and as per the following:
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