Echeveria Lola

Echeveria Lola Succulents are a Drought Tolerant Plant

Slow growing, highly collectible, iridescent color, great container accent, easily one of the most sought after echeveria we grow. Not many succulents are white, but a white echeveria like ‘lola’ can work in almost an arrangement. Lola, a hyrbid of Dick Wright, doesn’t have the same characteristics as his other hybrids that are overly frilly, or grow to massive sizes, but it is just as unique.

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