Graptoveria Rose Queen, Cluster

Next up tonight is a dainty little Graptoveria Rose Queen. One of her heads came broken off the main cluster, but she will root easily. These come in slightly dehydrated and will take a little time to plump back up (she's also an excellent candidate for water therapy). She is starting to throw those cooler temp colors you see with this cultivar. She will go nearly solid rose over the winter. 

This Graptoveria Rose Queen is a small cluster measuring in at 1.5" across, with an older, sparse root system. She has four tiny heads. No fresh root starts yet, but we just got her in yesterday so she should start sprouting some new roots quickly.