Echeveria Agavoides

[WayneM]

Thought it time to post some of my Echeveria Agavoides with you all

One of Stuart and Janes seedlings...lovely shape and colour

Burgundy or Red Wine

Burgundy or Red Wine as its called....such a lovely colour. I need some more

ebony clone

My friends seedling of a Ebony clone

Hybrid

Another nice hybrid with great colouring

Taurus or Romeo

A very structural Taurus/Romeo..

[WayneM]

Romeo

another small agavoides..named Romeo Rubin? But more importantly a nice plant

Arrow

Arrow, again great structure..great little agavoides

Giant Purple

Giant Purple ..around 14 cms..going to be a big one

Red tips

Unfortunately I lost this recently, I keep mine outside fore the summer but the recent hot days and heavy downpours have been too much for some. Harsh and expensive lessons learnt.

[WayneM]

purple spike

I call this purple spike, again from Stuart and Janes stable. I hope to keep it alive

pink

Pink Sirius..slow growing but like the form

Honey Pink

Named Honey pink, a nice compact Agavoides

Sirius

A sirius hybrid, nice form

[Paul in Essex]

Beautiful plants. Such rich colours.

[WayneM]

Ebony

Ebony..happily pupping

pink leaf

Another from Stuart and Jane, this one shows great promise.

Romeo

Romeo, freckled by the sun

mira

Mira, olive green

Well thats some of my collection, had some beauties Ive lost recently but hopefully there will be a opportunity to replace them.

Would like to see other people's Agavoides if possible
Wayne

[Tina]

Here's my Echeveria Agavoides romeo, looking quite nice I seem to have lost a few recently.

[el48tel]

Tina ..... that ...... is one nice looking plant.

[Paul in Essex]

Here's my Echeveria Agavoides romeo, looking quite nice I seem to have lost a few recently.

Do you still have that magnificent 'Ebony'?

[Tina]

Yes but it got forgotten under the bench so a bit shrunken not magnificent

[JohnMadrid]

Now I have Echeveria envy - all stunning plants, particularly the Burgundy / Red Wine!

I’ve only got a plain green Echeveria Agavoides unfortunately:

N.B. Photo carefully arranged to hide sunburn..

Though the Echeveria Purpusorum (or “Dionysius”?):

And the Echeveria Affinis:

Are both a little more interesting and looking alright at the moment!