This genus is known for its stunning rosette-shaped foliage and charming flowers
They are all arid plants that love the light and low humidity; and like other succulents, their fleshy leaves store water, allowing them to withstand periods of drought
Echeveria succulents prefer a well draining cactus soil mix
The roots will rot quickly if they sit in moist soil
A mix of cactus potting mix, sand and perlite will keep the roots happiest
Echeveria plants grow well in many different kinds of pots
Ceramic pots with a drainage hole work very well because it wicks moisture away from the roots
These plants will grow best in bright light for 6 to 8 hours a day
Water Echeveria succulent plants when the soil is dry
They are drought resistant and can withstand long periods of dryness
Apply a fertilizer diluted by 50% once in the summer months
Echeveria plants do not need much fertilizer
These plants will do best in temperatures between 30-85 degrees F.
This genus is fairly easy to propagate by any of the 3 methods below
Offsets, leaf cuttings, and seed plantings are all successful ways to propagate these darling plants