Echeveria Spp.

echeveria

About the Echeveria

Popular for their gorgeous rosette shape, Echeveria are some of the most common succulents to grow and enjoy indoors (year-round) or out (mid-May-September). They require little maintenance, which makes them excellent plants for all gardeners. These succulent plants thrive in bright light and enjoy average household humidity. Echeveria are known for their plump leaves where they store water and nutrients which is why they require less care than most foliage plants. Shop Echeveria varieties available now.

Echevieria are considered to be pet-friendly by the ASPCA.

 


Care Notes

Grow in 4+ hours of direct sun per day to bright indirect light (5-6’ from a sunny window), eastern exposure is preferable. Prefers cool to warm household temperatures, 55°-85°F (tropical succulent plant, not cold hardy in Northeast Ohio). Let soil dry between waterings. Average humidity (40%) is beneficial, but not required. Feed with a multipurpose plant or cactus food, half strength, once a month, April-September, or as directed on the package label.

Planting For Success

Angelo's Planting Guide

We want your new plants to look as amazing at home as they do in our garden centers! And we know the level of care taken when planting can make all the difference. Follow Angelo's six easy steps for best results and performance.

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  • Full Sun
  • 2-12"
  • 2-12"

Companion Plants

Grow with other sun loving tropical plants such as Citrus, Croton, Snake Plants, and Palms.