Echeveria
Succulents

Echeveria

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Emily
· Jun 08, 2024
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Comparing Echeveria varieties — notes from growing several

I've grown several varieties within the Echeveria family and have some observations to share. wide range of colours from blue-grey to red varies noticeably between them, more than catalogue descriptions suggest. The care fundamentals are shared — using a gritty well-draining cactus compost mix appli…

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Diana
· Mar 10, 2025
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Three things I wish someone had told me before growing Echeveria

After growing Echeveria for over a year here is what I'd tell a beginner. First: avoiding water on the rosette centre to prevent rot is not optional — it's the foundation everything else depends on. Second: mealybug infestations in leaf crevices will happen and you should know how to handle it befo…

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Michael
· Jul 12, 2025
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Slow start but a stunning finish with Echeveria

The first few months with Echeveria were underwhelming. Almost no visible growth and I questioned my decision repeatedly. Then something shifted — I think getting watering only when the soil is completely dry right was the turning point. easy propagation from leaf cuttings became apparent once the …

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Liam
· May 04, 2023
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The unexpected joy of growing Echeveria

I planted Echeveria without expecting much and it's become one of the most satisfying things in my garden. wide range of colours from blue-grey to red is something I couldn't have predicted from looking at it in a nursery. You only understand it once the plant is established and performing. I keep …

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Mia
· May 27, 2025
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Returned to Echeveria after a difficult first attempt

My first attempt at Echeveria failed — leaf drop in cold or draughty positions got hold of it and I didn't know what I was looking at until it was too late. I left it alone for a year before trying again. The second attempt, with proper attention to providing at least six hours of bright indirect l…

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Miriam
· Mar 05, 2025
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A year of growing Echeveria — detailed seasonal notes

Here are my notes from twelve months of growing Echeveria: Spring: vivid stress colouring in full summer sun. This was the moment that confirmed the whole venture. I focused on providing at least six hours of bright indirect light during this period which set up the rest of the year. extremely low…

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