Echeveria Lenore Dean (Thick Leaves) luella there's unicorns of every sub

there's unicorns of every sub family

her farina is photographs opalescent and glows

She does have some old roots and a little past scarring to some of her leaves (nothing major at all

We have one grower that's just producing stunning Lauii hybrids

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Echeveria Lenore Dean (Thick Leaves) luella there's unicorns of every subMost of the time Lenore Dean grows with paper thin leaves, which is one of the reasons why it's such a tricky plant, overwater and it will rot, under water and it will shrivel, but this particular plant has super thick leaves. We will continue to try to order our Deans from this farm. Her shape is a little different as a result of these thicker leaves, so she doesn't have that super compact rosette look, but still very beautiful and should be a little