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The listing, SMALL SUCCULENT CLUSTER *** "Pin The Name On The Succulent!" has ended.

Well, it could be a few things. Echeveria? Pink C_____? Giant ________? Oh well, I am sure someone will enlighten me! Please!
Winner will get the exact plant shown. It's a rescue "stick" I started early in the season. It will be shipped in the medium you see it in.
Please ask questions before bidding. All Listia rules apply. No refunds.
Let's get this nameless babe a home.
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Questions & Comments

It's called a ghost plant

Jun 30th, 2017 at 6:54:46 AM PDT by

Awesome! Thanks for the info!

Jun 30th, 2017 at 6:51:31 PM PDT by

Graptopetalum Paraguayense is the technical name

Jun 30th, 2017 at 6:56:37 AM PDT by

You ain't properly had a good laugh until you hear a redneck try to say that. Ghost plant is nice. LOL Thanks for the comments!

Jun 30th, 2017 at 6:55:02 PM PDT by

Lol well I'm not a redneck but being born and raised in Texas I do have the accent so I'll stick with ghost plant too lol

Jun 30th, 2017 at 9:23:30 PM PDT by

It does not look like a ghost plant at all. Many succulents look alike, but yours looks more like some kind of echeveria or something else. From my experience, E. propagate by shooting offsets around mama's plant from the mama's 'trunk' under or close to the soil level, ghosts would grow from leaves or branch on the top parts of mama's trunk. And graptopetalums or graptosedums (google them, both are hybrids and called ghosts;) have more narrow and thicker leaves.

But anyway, Sam - it is a great auction! The plant looks very healthy and beautiful:)

Jul 1st, 2017 at 3:06:36 PM PDT by

Thanks Maria. I started this from just the stalk for the most part. I never saw what the mature plant looked like. The bigger they get and begin to take on more characteristics, I tend to agree that it is some type of echeveria.
For me, the challenge was simply bring the poor thing back to health. I feel like it did that. Now someone will enjoy watching it get bigger!

Jul 1st, 2017 at 5:45:14 PM PDT by

You did a good job, Sam! Those little rosettes will flourish and the lucky winner of your auction will be so happy to have them!

On the scientific side, I should correct myself - graptopetalums are not hybrids:)

Jul 2nd, 2017 at 6:02:48 AM PDT by

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