Never expected that Yamato Nishiki's variant has it

Article Catalog

We have seen a lot of Yamato Nishiki, but what about the hybrid varieties of Yamato Nishiki? What will happen when Yamato Nishiki is combined with our common Jingye, Hazy Moon, and Peach Eggs? Let’s take a look!

Town Tower

This is a hybrid between Yamato Nishiki and an unknown plant of the genus Echeveria. Looking at the green leaves, it is so intoxicating that it is completely impossible to tell that it has anything to do with Yamato Nishiki.

Dawa Jinzhihui

< /p>

There is still a lot of controversy about this name. This is a hybrid between Yamato Nishiki and the Seven Gods of Good Luck. The brief introduction and compact plant type make it look like it is related to Yamato Nishiki.

Damato Nishiki*Hazy Moon

This is a hybrid between Yamato Nishiki and Ouzuki, inheriting the plant type of Ouzuki and the faint color of Yamato Nishiki.

Yang Jin

A hybrid between Yamato Nishiki and an unknown Echeveria plant, cultivated in South Korea. Characterized by short leaves, the adult plant is in a compact rosette shape and grows slowly.

Fabiola

< /p>

This is a cross between Yamato Nishiki and Jingye, with a bit of Jingye’s shadow.

Ben Battis

< /p>

It is also a cross between Yamato Nishiki and Jingye, and is a sister breed to Fabiola. Isn’t this a copy of Jingye?

Bacchus

This is the real Bacchus. This is not the original species of Yamato Nishiki. It is also a hybrid. The specific parents are unknown.

- END -