snow white panda succulent PRESALE Kalanchoe Eriophylla (Pink Panda) – Cedar Creek Farmhouse

snow white panda succulent PRESALE Kalanchoe Eriophylla (Pink Panda) – Cedar Creek FarmhouseI have never, ever seen a Pink Panda plant! I do not know if this fuzzy little gal is stressed colored or if she will keep this color year round, but wow! I couldn't pass it up!! Fuzzy and pink? Yes, please! If this one survives presales she lives with me, lol. But, my golden rule is to offer everything here first, so you guys get first dibs. Her coloring is not bright, bright pink, but she is definitely pink in these grower shots. She measures

I have never, ever seen a Pink Panda plant! I do not know if this fuzzy little gal is stressed colored or if she will keep this color year round, but wow! I couldn't pass it up!! Fuzzy and pink? Yes, please! If this one survives presales she lives with me, lol. But, my golden rule is to offer everything here first, so you guys get first dibs. Her coloring is not bright, bright pink, but she is definitely pink in these grower shots. She measures approximately 6" across. 

I've sold every one of these I've listed. They are just so different. The actual translation is something like 'Moth Boutique.' These tend to be a golden canary yellow with soft blushing along the tips. This little guy measures approximately 2" across. 

Names given here are direct from the grower, I try to correct any mistakes I see, but some are hybrids and I don't always know. Pictures are provided by the grower. I know some are blurry, I apologize about that. We work with a grower that provides the exact same plant photographed. So, rest assured you are getting what is depicted.

Presales are offered with free shipping. Expect shipping in about two weeks' time. If you are unfamiliar with how our presales work please click here for our policies. 

A little note about color intensity: Please note it is very cold in South Korea still and some of the hue intensity you see here may be related to cold stress and watering schedule (thirsty plants look the brightest). Sometimes the succulents lose a little bit of this color in transit and in warmer temps. Rest assured these photos have not been enhanced, but there is a slight possibility that once the succulent arrives the hue intensity may be slightly different, but the color intensity will return with colder temps and stress.