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Echeveria Setosa Mexican Firecracker Plant

Echeveria setosa Mexican firecracke plant growing in a hot house.

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Mexican Firecracker Cactus, High key lighting, Echeveria Setosa, Crassulaceae in macro

also known as hens and chicks, hen-and-chickens, or hen-and-biddies. Sunny. Shadows. Sempervivum, Echeveria.

An evergreen succulent with stemless rosettes of spoon-shaped green leaves covered with dense white hairs; urn-shaped red and yellow flowers are borne in one-sided racemes from late spring

This plant comes from the family Crassulaceae from Mexico.

Echeveria setosa, Mexican firecracker, in terracotta flowerpot on black and white table, selective focus

San Luis Potosi Highlands, Mexico, March 26 -- A farmer pick up Cabuches under a very hot sun in the San Luis Potosi desert in central Mexico. Cabuches are the buds of a cactus known as Red Biznaga found in the highlands of the San Luis Potosí region. In the months of March and April, when the desert is dressed in colors, the farmers make their two or three day trips to collect this natural product, used to make delicious dishes of the Mexican gastronomic tradition.

Echeveria setosa mexican fire cracker bright orange flowers in bloom, evergreen succulent flowering ornamental plant

Detailed view of a flowering succulent plant.

Echeveria setosa, Mexican fire cracker, nlooming evergreen succulent plant

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San Luis Potosi Highlands, Mexico, March 26 -- A farmer pick up Cabuches under a very hot sun in the San Luis Potosi desert in central Mexico. Cabuches are the buds of a cactus known as Red Biznaga found in the highlands of the San Luis Potosí region. In the months of March and April, when the desert is dressed in colors, the farmers make their two or three day trips to collect this natural product, used to make delicious dishes of the Mexican gastronomic tradition.

Echeveria setosa mexican fire cracker bright orange flowers in bloom, evergreen succulent flowering ornamental plant

Echeveria setosa, Mexican fire cracker, detail of blossom of evergreen succulent plant

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