Graptoveria Gypsy, Variegata

These photos were taken today Sunday, December 15th, 2019, under partial natural sunlight and some artificial lighting (to counteract shadows). Today was overcast. It was very chilly out today, so where I thought it was appropriate some plants will only have one photo today. Anything that needed additional angles have multiple photos for you to consider. 

Graptoveria Gypsy has a pliable-light seeking stem, so they bend and flex with ease. This one bent just a little looking for light in the box, but isn't stretched to a level that I am worried about, she should stretch back if you place your light source on coming in from her backside... in other words if you have her facing against bright morning/afternoon sun she should bend back into place within a week or two... even easier to achieve with artificial lighting.

She's is a gorgeous pink beauty, absolutely no damage on this one besides the ever so slight stretch, gorgeous, gorgeous pinks on this gal. Nice pup forming. Measures in at 3.5" across. Sparse roots from the cultivating farm, with a few fresh roots started for you.

Cedar Creek Farmhouse Identification Number: 0121614