Echeveria chihuahuensis looks like a good match. Looks like my E. colorata, but I think chihuahuensis is a better match:). So pretty. Love Echeveria that look like this. Probably explains why I have 3 colorata;).

Thanks Kara! Any chance you don't mind posting photos of your coloratas? Their look is great!

I'll take pics in the morning:).

For me it is colorata :) (it's my screensaver)

Ooooh, nice one! Are we witnessing the beginning of Kevin’s Echie collection???

The issue with this group of Echeveria is no one knows for certain what is what. They are so closely aligned to one another as you will see in the following pictures. the first picture has been ID'ed by John Tragger, HBG as labeled but I can't guarantee all of the others are correctly named. Flowers are on no help as they ALL have the exact same flower. Truth be know, all of these could be the same plant!

Kevin, don't go down the Echeveria road.... you will need a new residence in short order as you know after seeing what I have!

This was purchased as Echeveria colorata

Harry - Nice screen saver and nicely grown! I need to be careful to not damage the nice tips and leaves. Do yours stay within their pot sizes?

Beth - Right now I've just got two Echeveria in my collection now. And a couple graptos from gifted leaves. Soon I will have to give some away!

Howard - I've seen your collection of just Echeveria and I think it's equal to my entire collection! Haha. I see how it begins with just one. =P

Echeverias are those colorful plants that are now popular with the masses. Just say no.

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Does that help?

This thread has been very informative.

Yes, they can be there for another season. After that I will see again.

ps. I don't water very often; that keeps them compact.