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raindrop

Family: Echeveria of the Crassulaceae family. The round-ovate leaves have tumor-like protrusions, which get their name from the fact that they look like raindrops falling on the leaves. The raindrops are considered the best quality for their straight leaves and round and smooth tumors.

Benbatis

Family: Crassulaceae, Echeveria genus, a hybrid of Yamato Nishiki and Serenity, with perfect rosette shape and keel-like triangular leaves with beautiful green markings. The leaves are compact and thick with red tips.

Onslow

Family: Crassulaceae Echeveria is a horticultural hybrid variety. One of the parents may be Moon Shadow. The leaves are spoon-shaped, with acute tips, and are arranged closely in a lotus shape.

Lingbo Fairy

The leaves of the Fairy of the Bo Dynasty are round spoon-shaped, gray-green, with leaf tips. The leaf tips and leaf edges are very easy to turn red. They are arranged in a tight rosette shape, easily grow in groups and old piles, and are easy to color in low temperature seasons. It blooms in late spring and the small flowers are yellow.

Esno

Family: Crassulaceae, Echeveria genus, very similar to blue Jilian. Blue Jilian is pinkish blue, the pink is thicker, and the leaf tips are more rounded. The blue color of Aisino is more lustrous, a little bluer than the blue Jilian, and the tips of its leaves are more pointed. Esno is easy to bloom, and it usually takes a year to reach multi-head growth.

Yuzhu Dongyun (ivory)

It is a succulent plant of the genus Echeveria in the Crassulaceae family, a hybrid variety of Dongyun and Yueying, with short and thick leaves, short stems, and leaves that are densely connected. The leaves are smooth and waxy, and the plant is green all year round. When there is sufficient light and a large temperature difference, the leaves are green with a hint of yellow, and the leaf tips are red.

Peach

Family: Crassulaceae Echeveria is a cabbage-shaped plant with broad yellow-green leaves with red edges, no wrinkles, and stands tall and graceful. When the leaves are wrapped up, they look like a yellow-green peach, which is very cute.

Tia

Family: Sedum and Echeveria, Tia's fleshy leaves are arranged in a lotus shape, which is very beautiful. The leaves are short-pointed and obovate wedge-shaped, with a keel on the back (a bulge in the center of the back of the leaf) and very short stiff hairs on the edge. The leaves are green in summer or when there is insufficient light, but in the autumn and winter seasons when the temperature difference changes greatly, the light is sufficient and the leaf edges will appear a beautiful red. The plant blooms in cymes with small white bell-shaped flowers. Multiple flower buds gather on the pedicels and open in sequence, fresh and elegant.

Tibi

A succulent plant of the genus Echeveria in the Crassulaceae family, it is a hybrid of Dongyun and Jingye. It is similar to Jingye, but slightly larger. It is relatively easier to grow than Jingye and does not tend to grow too tall.

Pink Pavilion

A medium to large horticultural species of Echeveria luxuriata. The plant has a thick neck that gradually lengthens as it grows. The leaves are densely arranged in a rosette shape, and the plant diameter can reach more than 10 cm. The leaves are round with a sunken mark in the middle that runs from the tip to the base of the leaf. The leaf color is dark blue to reddish brown, with new leaves being light in color and old leaves being dark in color.

ruby

Family: Crassulaceae. A small succulent variety that is a hybrid of Echeveria and Sedum. The leaf margins are red and look like a gorgeous ruby from a distance. By controlling water, light, and the temperature difference between day and night, the leaves of the ruby can be made redder and more beautiful. It is easy to produce side buds and grow in groups, and can be propagated by cuttings of side buds.

Encino Hybrid

It belongs to the genus Echeveria in the Crassulaceae family. The name Encino is a direct translation of the Latin scientific name. It grows in spring and autumn and prefers full sun. It will go dormant during the high temperatures in summer, and needs ventilation and shade. A small amount of water can be sprayed on the soil surface every week to prevent root death. In winter, gradually cut off watering to keep the soil in the pot dry and improve the plant's ability to resist cold.

Quiet Night

It is a plant of the genus Echeveria in the Crassulaceae family with a compact and beautiful posture. It is a smaller type of Echeveria in the Crassulaceae family. It will not grow very big, but it is very cute. It is afraid of heat and can easily be killed by the sun in summer, so it should be placed in a semi-shaded place. It is afraid of moisture and has very beautiful leaves, but it is afraid of heat and grows more slowly.

Blue and pink pavilion

The stems of the blue powder taige plants are very thick and gradually become longer and taller as they grow. The leaves are densely arranged in a rosette shape, oblong, and light blue to light white in color. The new leaves are light in color, and the old leaves are dark in color.

Drunken Beauty

Genus Crassulaceae. The leaves are thick and have white wax on the surface. The flowers are hexagonal in shape, and the color fades from red to stamen.

Pine

Also known as Little Pine Green, it is a succulent plant (polysucculent plant) of the genus Sedum in the Crassulaceae family. It has fleshy needles and is an evergreen herb. It is native to Africa and Algeria. It has high ornamental value. The plant is short and branched, with a spherical shape. The old stems are grayish white, and the new branches are light green, which gradually turn to grayish brown.

Grape

Also called purple grapes and red grapes. It is a perennial fleshy herb, a small to medium-sized variety. The grape looks a bit like the round-leaved Xiaohejin, but its leaves are thicker than those of Xiaohejin. Grapes tend to sprout creeping stems from the base, half creeping on the soil surface, with a small rosette of leaves at the top of the stem.