Echeveria

The Echeveria Elegans, also known as the Mexican Snowball, Hen and Chicks, Mexican Ghost Plant, or White Mexican Rose, is a beautiful and award-winning succulent prized for its elegant form, cascading rosettes, and delicate flowers. Here’s a breakdown of its characteristics and how to keep it flourishing:

Description:

• Leaves: Echeveria Elegans boasts thick, fleshy, and spoon-shaped leaves that form rosettes around a central stem. These rosettes can grow up to 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter. The leaves are a captivating pale silvery-green to light blue-green color, with a slight waxy coating that gives them a frosted appearance.
• Size: This succulent can grow up to 12 inches (30 cm) tall and wide, with a mature plant forming a cluster of cascading rosettes. The offsets (pups) that grow around the base contribute to its dense and impressive form.
• Flowers: During late winter and spring, the plant sends up tall, pink-red stalks that reach up to 1 foot (30 cm) in height. These stalks boast clusters of lantern-shaped, pink flowers with yellow tips, adding a touch of elegance and contrasting beautifully with the silvery-green foliage.

ALL THE PLANTS WILL BE SENT BARE ROOTED. NO SOIL NO POT

The Echeveria runyonii ‘Topsy Turvy’, also known as the Donkey’s Tail Echeveria or simply Topsy Turvy, is a unique and eye-catching succulent prized for its unusual appearance and easy care requirements. Here’s a closer look at this quirky succulent:

Description:

• Leaves: This is the star feature! The Topsy Turvy boasts thick, fleshy, and spoon-shaped leaves that are unlike most Echeverias. Instead of growing flat or cupped upwards, the leaves curve downwards and inwards along the central stem, creating a cascading, upside-down V shape. The color can vary from a silvery-blue to a soft green, and the leaves may have a dusty waxy coating (farina) that helps protect them from sun and excessive water loss.
• Size: This succulent typically grows to a compact or cascading size, reaching 6 to 8 inches (15-20 cm) tall and spreading wider as the leaves drape over the pot.
• Flowers: During summer or fall, the plant might produce clusters of orange or yellow bell-shaped flowers on tall stalks, adding a touch of contrast to its unique foliage.

ALL THE PLANTS WILL BE SENT BARE ROOTED. NO SOIL NO POT

Pachyphytum hookeri is a captivating succulent plant, prized by collectors for its unique appearance and rarity. Here’s a closer look at this succulent and how to care for it:

Description:

• Leaves: Pachyphytum hookeri boasts thick, fleshy, and plump leaves that form a rosette shape. These leaves are a beautiful light green or blue-green color and may have a slightly waxy coating.
• Size: This succulent typically grows to a compact size, around 4 to 10 cm (1.5 to 4 inches) tall.
• Flowers: During spring or summer, the plant might produce small, pink, bell-shaped flowers that resemble Aloe flowers, adding a delicate touch to its beauty.

ALL THE PLANTS WILL BE SENT BARE ROOTED. NO SOIL NO POT