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Usually, 'Blue Mist' has powdery leaves.
Maria, could you tell us if, on the second plant, there is some flour you can remove with your finger ?
But, anyway, without flowers, we are only speculating.
No, they aren't flour in their leaves.
Well, I know that withoiut flowers could be more difficult (or impossible)... so I'll return with pictures of the inflorescences if they decide to bloom ![]()
Lot of thanks to both!
Thanks Tom! Hi Lourdes! ![]()
I found this hybrid... Sedeveria Jet Beads, darker than Blue Mist. I don't know!
http://www.crassulaceae.ch/de/artikel?a … =J&aID=130
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Thanks Tom!
The second plant is just bought, so I still haven't repotted it ![]()
Pd: sorry for my bad english :S
Hi!
This is my first post in this forum. I need your help to identify these plants. Maybe Echeveria affinis or an hybrid? my friend thinks could be Sedum, but I am not sure, so... what do you think? Are they the same species?


Lots of thanks ![]()
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