Description

A fantastic highly sort after hybrid Echeveria with beautiful green and white variegated leaves.  One for the collector or more experienced succulent grower.

The rosette heads can grow up to 25cm across if potted on before they lift upwards and offset.  Flowers are tall growing, orange/pink/yellow and shepherd’s crook in nature.  This plant benefits from a slightly shadier summer position than most Echeverias due to its strong variegation and lower levels of chlorophyll, it is likely to scorch in strong direct light.  We water this plant well in the summer but it should be kept very dry and frost free in the winter months.  See our care guide below for  more watering tips.  The unvariegated variety of this plant is Echeveria Glauca https://ottershawcacti.com/shop/echeveria-glauca/

Other variegated Echeverias include ‘Rainbow’, ‘Flying Cloud’ and ‘Hoveyii’ 

Our plants come with a guide on how to pot up your plants and care for them as they establish themselves.  This is a great introduction to growing a wide variety of Echeverias and a boost to any succulent collection.

We have been growing plants for over 40 years and were finalists at RHS Chelsea Flower Show last year 2022 with the ‘Aeonium Jubilee‘ bred to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.

Grown in a 9 cm pots your plant will be shipped bare rooted in the summer months, ready for potting up into your own gritty compost and free draining pots.  In winter we will ship in pots to ensure the minimal root disturbance in these colder dormant months.

All plants come with a plant label, with full plant identification and our UK Plant Passport information.

Make sure you know how to care for your succulents like our award-winning team | Read our Succulent General Care Tips

Learn how to care for your Echeverias with our specialist Echeverias Care Guide

Planning to create a Succulent Bowl read our Guide on Potting Up a Succulent Bowl

All pictures are for illustration purposes only and will not be the actual plant you will receive.  We aim to show you the general habit of the plant at different life stages.