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4-Inch Graptoveria Dusty Rooted Pink Healthy Succulent | Rare Plant | Live Plant

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You will receive one single-head healthy plant. Ships semi-bare root without pot or soil. Photos show how this species looks under different seasons.

But please note that I am not liable for any damages caused by weather, shipping delays, handling, or lost packages. Transplant succulents into well-draining soil after a week, watering lightly at first and gradually increasing to thorough watering once they establish a good root system.

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'Fred Ives' (Graptopetulum paraguayense × Echeveria gibbiflora) (Baynes): An complete-star hybrid with massive rosettes. It is a vigorous grower that can reach 12.0" wide and 8.0" tall if given plenty of space and sunlight. Their colors can vary greatly with age and sunlight exposure, leading to mesmerizing mottling of pink, purple, orange, or blue-green tones. The foliage has a powdery coating of farina (epicuticular wax) to protect it in full sun. Some rosettes will even crest (fasciate) for a really wild appearance.