dudleya farinosa succulents PRESALE Echeveria Dudleya Farinosa – Cedar Creek Farmhouse

dudleya farinosa succulents PRESALE Echeveria Dudleya Farinosa – Cedar Creek FarmhouseThe prices for these have gone absolutely through the roof. This is a Korean procured plant, not poached, and they are expensive. I have seen the pics going around of this with bright red leaves. They will do this, but the stress has to be just right and it takes some practice. If you like this look you will have to remove its chalk from the bottom leaf tips, if you have seen 'the picture' please note that is only natural if an animal brushed up

The prices for these have gone absolutely through the roof. This is a Korean-procured plant, not poached, and they are expensive. I have seen the pics going around of this with bright red leaves. They will do this, but the stress has to be just right and it takes some practice. If you like this look you will have to remove its chalk from the bottom leaf tips, if you have seen 'the picture' please note that is only natural if an animal brushed up against the plant and removed some of its farina, but you can absolutely do that with a Q-tip, but this one has been untouched. Heck, I will include 'the' picture just for fun (last image).

This one is a small clump and I am literally listing it for what I paid to get it in. I had ordered it for myself and thought I would offer it here first because our grower has a couple more and if any of our customers here are looking for one of these I would be happy to order another for my collection. This one has incredible formation. This one measures about 3.5" across. I'm sorry these have gotten so expensive, but I won't order from the US because I want to make sure they are grown ethically. 

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A little note about color intensity: Rest assured these photos have not been enhanced, but there is a slight possibility that once the succulent arrives the hue intensity may be slightly different, but the color intensity will return with colder temps and stress. All photos have been taken within the last three weeks.