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Echeveria dominant Sea Power
Size: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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Echeveria 'Pure Love'
The leaves are slightly thick with sharp tips. They are closely arranged and stacked one after another. The color of the leaves ranges from light green to orange-yellow, and the surface is covered
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Graptoveria 'Rainbow Sugar Brocade'
The leaves are relatively thick and arranged in a rosette shape. There is a short leaf tip at the front end. The leaves have rich colors.
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Echeveria 'Polaris
The leaves of the Polaris succulent are triangular in shape, thick, and closely arranged between the upper and lower leaves.
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Portulacaria Afra
The leaves are round and plump, just like being carved from jade. They are green or dark green in color and shiny. The leaves are relatively small and thick, in an obovate or elliptical shape, and
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Echeveria White Dream
The leaves are long spoon-shaped and relatively stretched.
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Echeveria 'pinky'
The leaves are oval-shaped and relatively thin. The leaf color is blue-pink. The plant shape is a standard rosette.
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Echeveria Montage
Succulent 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 Belgian Rose
It needs to be provided with loose, breathable and nutritious soil, which can be mixed with peat soil, perlite and garden soil. Rose succulents are relatively drought-resistant, so do not water them
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Echeveria Diamond Variegated
The proportion of soil particles for Diamond Brocade is about 70%. Of course, the proportion of soil particles for Diamond Brocade cannot be too low.
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Echeveria Germany Champagne
German champagne likes a warm, dry, sunny and ventilated environment. The best growth temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees. Avoid strong sunlight in summer. It will go dormant for a short time at
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Echeveria Agavoides ‘Torchlight’
Size:Please refer to the goods description for size. The minimum wholesale quantity for this product is 30 plants.
These rosette shaped succulents, native to Mexico, have colors as red as salsa, as opalescent as a south-of-the-border sunset, and as blue as the Sea of Cortez. The plants’ overlapping leaves suggest...
Nov 16, 2023 · Learn how to care for echeveria plants with our expert tips on watering, sunlight, soil, and propagation. Keep your echeverias thriving!...
Aug 16, 2022 · How to Grow Echeveria From Seed. Scatter seeds, leaving space between each of the seeds on a bed of soil (60%), grit or sand (30%), and perlite (10%) or a succulent and cactus mix. You...
Feb 12, 2017 · Echeverias are rose-shaped succulents that are easy to care for, drought-resistant, and come in a beautiful variety of colors and sizes. The plant flowers readily (mostly coral-pink,...
Southwest Regional Reports. How to Grow Echeverias. These charming succulents are perfect for containers or well-draining, warm Southwest gardens. By Dan Johnson. Echeverias like this miniature...
Aug 12, 2024 · Echeveria typically grow best with a lot of light, or full sun. If you're growing succulents indoors, this would mean placing your Echeveria in the brightest window of your...
