Echeveria Purpusorum
Echeveria 'Purpusorum'
Mid Spring 2019
8
- 4
Mid Winter 2019
4
- 3
Early Autumn 2018
6
- 1
Late Summer 2018
6
- 2
Late Summer 2018
6
- 2
Mid Summer 2018
4
- 2
Early Summer 2018
5
- 1
Early Summer 2018
3
- 1
Early Summer 2018
1
- 1
Late Spring 2018
1
- 1
Late Spring 2018
1
- 1
Late Spring 2018
1
- 1












Echeveria Purpusorum
Mid Spring 2019
8
Mid Winter 2019
4
Early Autumn 2018
6

lauawill
Love the red coloring on the undersides of the leaves
Late Summer 2018
6
Late Summer 2018
6
Early Summer 2018
5

lauawill
Getting so big!
Early Summer 2018
3

lauawill
Showing some dramatic coloring. Love it!
Early Summer 2018
1

lauawill
Potentially two rosettes on this prop. Looking good!
Late Spring 2018
1

lauawill
Babies are looking good and they have their color in now
Late Spring 2018
1

lauawill
The babies got their color and the roots are looking good
Late Spring 2018
1

lauawill
Healthy roots and very small babies on this prop I found the day I bought my purpusorum
4/20/19 the leaf is finally dried up. Thinking about upgrading the pot size for this one and combining it with the other ones I have
@lauawill I did not know these could be propagated by leaf. I'm going to have to try with mine.
@HAJ020607 good luck! Most succulents can propagate via leaf cuttings, but there are a few exceptions like haworthia. There are some great videos on YouTube about succulent propagation that helped me learn some tips 😁
@lauawill yes I've propagated several of my succulents by leaf, I just wasn't aware these could be also.