Pachyphytum Compactum Variegata

This little stem has a lot going on. She's got a mature, but slightly tall regular compactum on one side, a grape-ish colored cluster in the middle that is starting to crest and then that banana cream beauty on the other end. It's like three plants all on the same stem. Nature never ceases to amaze me. She is a little bit thirsty and some of her leaves are starting to wrinkle, but everything feels nice and firm and these water prop well-- just be sure to change out the water every couple of days until she puts out additional roots. She's got a little bit of roots included from the cultivating farm as well, so she should have no problem rooted fairly quickly. Measures in at about 3" across. Our photos and videos were taken yesterday, March 6th, 2021. Plants shown may be exhibiting winter stress coloration. If the succulent shown is vibrantly colored you will need to keep bright lights and cold temps on the succulent to keep its vivid colors. Stress colors may fade a little as the plant