What hybrid varieties does Mingyue have?

Pink Moon

The parents of Pink Mingyue are in doubt. We only know that the color is different from Mingyue, but the plant morphology is still the same as Mingyue.

A small clumping succulent plant, its leaf and plant shape are very similar to Mingyue, the only difference is that Mingyue's leaves are yellow-green, while his leaves are pink with a slight yellow tint. The more light it gets and the lower the room temperature (but not affected by frost), the redder the leaves of Pattz will be. From a distance, the old stumps look like little red torches.

Orange Glow

The parents of Orange Glory may be Huang Li and Ming Yue, or Ming Yue and California Sunset. It inherited the leaf shape of Ming Yue and has the leaf arrangement shape of other parents, making the whole plant taller.

Dali\Dense Leaf Lotus

Dali is a succulent plant that is a hybrid of Sedum and Echeveria, and is a horticultural hybrid variety. The parents are Mingyue and Position varieties.

Dali is its phonetic name, because its leaves are more slender and dense than those of most succulents. It also has a pictorial translation which is dense-leaved lotus.

Under a certain temperature difference and light, the edges of Dali's leaves tend to turn red, and even the leaves will turn orange, which is very attractive. Dali, blooms in late spring, small, bell-shaped, white flowers.

California Sunset

California Sunset is a very spectacular variety that is a hybrid of Peach Egg and Mingyue. It is a relatively rare orange succulent. Strong light tends to deepen and mottle colors, while soft light can make colors pure and even, presenting the warmth of a sunset.

Caesar

Caesar's parentage is also currently in doubt. Apart from having the leaf shape of Mingyue, there seems to be not much inheritance in color. But Mingyue is definitely at a disadvantage in terms of plant shape, because Caesar is obviously much stronger.