Echeveria elegans (Succulent)

There is over 150 varieties of Echeveria. Most of these fast growing succulent are native to area such as Texas, Central and South America and thrive in very dry conditions. This particular variety have fleshy leaves in a rosette shape and have a blue/green hue. Careful when touching the leaves as this can mark the foliage. Can be grown outdoors during summer but bring inside over winter. Take off any damaged leaves.

Care Difficulty: Super easy to care for, brilliant plant for beginners as they don’t require much care.

Light requirements: Warm bright sunny spot, with some direct sunlight being ideal. A south facing windowsill is ideal.

Watering: Water thoroughly but allow this plant to dry out completely between waterings. Drought tolerant, its best to underwater then to overwater. Reduce watering in winter.

Humidity: Does not need any extra humidity.

Toxicity: Non toxic to humans and pets

Feeding: Enjoys being fed during Spring- Summer growth period. Always follow the instructions on your feed of choice. A cactus feed is best.

Repotting: Repot around once a year -check to see if the roots are coming out the bottom of the pot or the bottom is filler by offsets.