It's definitely not a Black night. And it's just a dark green colour, with lighter green in the middle. It also has different leaf tips than it. I'm sure it's an Echeveria Elegans. But I'd really love to know it's official name. Thanks! - Garden Home Future

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It's definitely not a Black night. And it's just a dark green colour, with lighter green in the middle. It also has different leaf tips than it. I'm sure it's an Echeveria Elegans. But I'd really love to know it's official name. Thanks!

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shirly mei

2017年11月12日

I am pretty sure this is not a Echeveria elegans but a Echeveria black prince. the more light it has, the more it will become darker.

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