Propagation: Usually by suckers or basal leaves, if If the plant is repotted some of the bottom leaves can be removed, in order to attempt leaf propagation, it is also a common practice to collect the leaves on the flower stem. Ideal for adding dramatic foliage contrast to garden beds and borders and colour to the winter garden. Excellent for windowsills or as colour accent in rock garden or dish garden. Uses: Beautiful succulent for container planting adding colour to mixed collections. Early removal of the dying flower stems will prevent this being aggravated by the production of seed, which of course will have the same effect, since the flower stems stay turgid for some time to support the seed production. The flowers spike sometime wilt because the rosette is almost drained of moisture, and may wither badly. Hardy hybrid tolerant of a wide range of conditions including some frost. Water when soil is dry Protect from winter frost. Succulent Care Tips: Porous soil with good drainage. Water well during the warmer months, preferably from below, and sparingly in winter. Rezry 28.95 USD 49.90 USD You Save 41 ( 20.95 USD) Including: 1 live succulent plant ( Echeveria cv.
ECHEVERIA CV. NOTEWORTHY CHARACTERISTICS FREE
Plant in fertile free draining soil or a cacti well-drained mix. It is however adaptable to low light situations too. It prefers a bit of afternoon shade but does also well in bright light with high heat situations. It is relatively slow growing and very slow to sucker (if at all). The outstanding feature of this species is the quantity of flower stems that it produces, with sometimes half a dozen or more being produced on one rosette.īlooming season: Blooms appear during the spring months or in late summer.Ĭultivation and Propagation: Very easy and reliable plant it can stay outdoors in summer, in mild climate it can grows in the garden where it takes lots of water without rotting. They have a mauve ting with a silvery sheen and change shades with the seasons.įlowers: It produces gracefully arching flower spikes up to 40 cm long. Leaves: Broad in a tight rosette overlapping each other, with concave upper surface, semicircular to somewhat triangular with tiny pointed tips. Rosettes: Medium sized, gets about 15-20 cm in diameter at the most, usually a bit less. Higher light and heat seem to increase the purple a bit, though. The purple metallic blush is fairly consistent throughout the seasons. Rosettes: Medium sized, gets about 15-20 cm in diameter at the most, usually a bit less. It is a slower growing small cultivar with nice waxy pearly-purple/bluish coloured rosettes, that offsets to produce a clump, spreading to around 30cm wide. Description: Echeveria "Perle von Nurnberg" is a hybrid of Echeveria gibbiflora v.
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