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Echeveria AlbicansThe soil for maintaining thick-leaved moon shadow should be breathable and loose. When potting, you can mix coal slag, perlite and peat soil to meet the permeability and rich nutrients, which is
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![Echeveria 'Strawberry Jam' #succulents #plants]()
Echeveria 'Strawberry Jam' #succulents #plantsThe leaves are oval in shape, relatively thick, with a small tip at the leaf apex. There is a layer of white powder on the surface, making them look like strawberry jam, and thus it got its name.
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![Echeveria ‘Ice Soul’#Rareplants#Succulents]()
Echeveria ‘Ice Soul’#Rareplants#SucculentsThe tip is acute and has a short leaf tip. The plant shape is in a standard rosette form. The whole plant is covered with a layer of white frost.
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![Echeveria ‘White Fat Man’ Rare Plants]()
Echeveria ‘White Fat Man’ Rare PlantsUnder different light and temperature conditions, the color will change. For example, in an environment with sufficient sunlight and a large temperature difference, the leaf color will be whiter and
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![Graptoveria 'Opalina' Succulent]()
Graptoveria 'Opalina' SucculentGraptoveria 'Opalina' likes sufficient sunlight. The more sufficient the light is, the more compact the plant shape will be and the more vivid the color will be.
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![Echeveria Anthonyi]()
Echeveria AnthonyiLight: It likes a sunny environment. Adequate light can make its leaf color more vivid and the plant shape more compact and beautiful.
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![Echeveria Montage]()
Echeveria MontageSucculent montage requires a well-drained and breathable soil environment, so it is best to choose a pot with holes to facilitate drainage. At the same time, the material of the basin should also be
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![Echeveria Pretty in Pink Variegated]()
Echeveria Pretty in Pink VariegatedKeep it in the open as much as possible, avoid excessive exposure to the sun in hot summer weather, and provide shade when the temperature reaches about 35°C to avoid sunburn on its leaves and stems.
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![Echeveria Blue Dragon]()
Echeveria Blue DragonBlue dragon needs soil that is rich in nutrients and loose and breathable. You can use granular soil and peat soil of about 60 degrees. Bone meal and humus soil are used for combination.
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![Echeveria Pink Harlem Scattered Clustering]()
Echeveria Pink Harlem Scattered ClusteringHarry Watson likes plenty of light and a dry, ventilated environment. It needs shade in summer and likes loose soil with good drainage. The principle of watering is not to water when the soil is not
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![Echeveria Elegans Alba Clustering]()
Echeveria Elegans Alba ClusteringSize:Please refer to the goods description for size. The minimum wholesale quantity for this product is 30 plants.
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![Echeveria Koreanstraw]()
Echeveria KoreanstrawSize:2.3 inches (60 mm); 5-month growth cycle. The minimum wholesale quantity for this product is 30 plants. For samples, you can place an order directly from the website and we will send it to you
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