Echeveria
- Late Spring 2018
- 5
- Mid Spring 2018
- 5
Pulled apart this cluster a few days ago 😍 #nofilter #succlyf
Very nice E. Minim Cluster! 😍
@Yollymac I thought it was minima but google popped up conflicting pictures. I was a little sad when I pulled some heads off, but I didn't like not being able to see underneath bc of mealybugs. There was 9 full grown heads and 3 new growing heads 😍
It is minima. There are two forms. I have the Korean, you have the ICN version.
http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?akID=48&aaID=2&aiID=M&aID=1446
I have been looking for this form here but it seems hard to find. They pup well, donāt they.. 💗 What are you using for the mealy?
Thank you @Yollymac ! 😍 what is ICN?
Itās the International Crassulaceae Network. Currently, itās the one of the if not the most reliable source for identification. 🤩
@Yollymac I actually never saw it locally, I got it when my SO and I went to San Franciso a month ago 😊 and yes, I bought it as a cluster and when I was pulling it apart I saw 3 new growing heads underneath all the detritus. I'm currently using an insecticidal soap for mealies, aphids and fungus, bc now that my collection has grown, I found it to be really convenient and easy to use (I used to mix my own dishsoap+alcohol+water, but it lost its effectivity after a few days bc the alcohol evapora
Well, I am in Australia so itās a whole different game to get plants here. I have also had a ridiculous infestation here. I managed to save all, but some were a bit damaged. I had to go to pesticide also because they are such persistent little suckers! 😱
@Yollymac Omg they are so gross and frustrating to deal with, so I currently have some flare ups happening in a few plants. My debbie is forever deformed, new leaves are wonky. Also I thought there was a natural predator for mealies native to australia? They're like black ladybugs, look up Summer Rayne Oakes' pest control video from like a year ago, I forget what they're called.
@Nicole.. I will have a search for it. The ants donāt help either as they carry them from plant to plant and protect them since they eat the powdery substance the bugs leave.
Look at their bloooms! 😍 yellow with blushing colors ā¤ #echeveriaminima #echeveriablooms #echeveriablooms-minima #nofilter #succlyf