Jeff the genus is Crassulaceae, the species is Echevieria, and as you said the name is cv.'Lola' you have it all in one pot. 'Lola' is a x by Dick Wright. (E. lilalcina x E. derenbergii). Mostly solitary in growth habit. There is also a 'Lolita' by Myron Kimnach which has a pink blush.

Wow! :-)

Rather an interesting pot too if I may say so, have you made friends w/ your local potters? Nice Ech too, cool colors.

Norma,

Thanks for the history on it. It's a pup from one that was growing multiple heads - I hope mine does, too.

Karen,

It is, isn't it, but no potters like the creator of this one around here.

We probably have six potters just in our group, and doing fine work. They do not sell, make them for their own plant collections. Norma

Nice Ech, Jeff, and I, too, love the pot. I have many interesting pots from a lady potter in our club, but we lost her to cancer in January. I treasure every pot and think of her often as I admire the plants I keep in them. I think creative people leave a bit of their "essence" behind in their masterpieces. I'm honored to own some of her treasures...

Denise in Omaha

The Echevieria may be propagated by cutting off the top?
It may be propagated by starting from a leaf?
Some may propagate because the pot is just too small.
I have never been able to propagate from the side leaves on a flower stem.
Yet I can propagate E. tabuformis from leaves. Norma