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Echeveria frosty growing in cristata or crested form. This happens when the original plant sustains some damage to the normal, single growing point and causes it to make multiple growing points. These all push against each other and cause the wavy, fan shape.
Echeveria frosty growing in cristata or crested form. This happens when the original plant sustains some damage to the normal, single growing point and causes it to make multiple growing points. These all push against each other and cause the wavy, fan shape.
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