Echeveria Laurensis

Echeveria 'Laurensis'

Early Winter 2019
9
1

Late Autumn 2019
14
1

Late Autumn 2019
18
1

Early Autumn 2019
26
6

Early Autumn 2019
11
1

Early Autumn 2019
19
1

Late Spring 2018
14
1

Mid Spring 2018
15
1

Mid Winter 2018
24
3

Early Winter 2018
20
1

Early Winter 2018
21
1

Early Winter 2018
16
1

Yollymac

27.05.19

Yollymac

06.05.19

Yollymac

#echeveria #echeveria-laurensis #echeverialaurensis #laurensis 23.04.19

Yollymac

#echeveria #echeveria-laurensis #echeverialaurensis #laurensis 02.12.28 #echeveriablooms-laurensis

michellek88

Hi there thanks for accepting my requests, you've just identified my plant just now, but I'm not sure how to message you as I'm new here. Thank you so much for your help, but can I ask if its the same as the one you identified with, as my plant doesn't have leaves that thick?

Yollymac

@michellek88 hi! To get someone's attention on you post you tag them with an @ in front of their user name like I have done here. Your plant is only young, succulents can vary somewwhat with conditions. Also users may have plants incorrectly identified on here. We are currently working on a project to update all the example pictures to the best photo reflective of that plant to help with identifications. 😊

michellek88

@Yollymac thank you so much. Someone suggested Lysimachia punctata in some other forum, but it doesn't look like those to me. As I'm given this plant by someone else, not too sure what it is, just was told it will have spike of yellow flowers and runners. So trying to find out what exactly it is :)

Yollymac

@michellek88 I reckon grow it for a little bit and get further into summer. Give it plenty of sun and let's see what happens. It's possible it's one of the Phedimus Spurium. Which have recently been reclassified from sedum. Sedum do often have yellow flowers. More on phedimus Spurium can be seen here: http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?akID=302&aaID=2&aiID=S&aID=1392

michellek88

@Yollymac thank you. They all just look so similar! But yeah, I'll just leave it out there a bit and see what it turns out to be 😁 BTW I love your echeveria flowers. I've got one lipstick variety as well, but the flowers had just dried off after a week.