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Echeveria Succulent
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Echeveria 🌵✨
Succulents don’t get easier (or prettier) than this. Echeveria are compact, rosette-forming plants with plump leaves that come in a range of soft greens, blues, and even pink tones. They’re the perfect low-maintenance choice for beginners, busy lifestyles, or anyone who occasionally forgets to water. This is a mixed tray so we'll pick one for your order - order a set of 3 mixed and save 10%
Plant Care
- Light: Loves a bright, sunny spot. A south-facing windowsill is ideal.
- Watering: Let the soil dry out completely between waterings. Water sparingly in spring/summer and avoid watering altogether in winter.
- Temperature: Prefers average to warm indoor temperatures. Protect from frost.
- Humidity: Dry air is fine — no extra humidity required.
- Feed: Use a diluted cactus or succulent feed once a month during the growing season.
Good to Know
- Growth: Compact rosettes, sometimes producing small offsets (“pups”).
- Toxicity: Non-toxic, safe for pets and kids.
- Also Known As: Hen and Chicks (for its habit of forming offsets).
- Origin: Native to Central and South America.
Meet Your Plant
- Growth: Slow-growing, architectural growth; form varies with the variety.
- Pet Safety: Keep away from pets and children; some parts may be harmful if eaten.
- Botanical Name: Echeveria Succulent
Living plants naturally vary in size, shape and colour. Check the product options for supplied pot dimensions where available.
Good To Know
How not to kill your Echeveria Succulent
We've created a personalised Grow Guide for your Echeveria Succulent. Just follow this easy guide and you & your new leafy mate will be loving life together!
Watering: Light
Humidity: Normal

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