Echeverias have plump, smooth leaves that form a rosette shape. There are many varieties of colors and sizes. They are well-suited to bright, dry environments making them ideal houseplants. They are even placed on wedding cakes!

Succulents tend to require less watering and fertilizing than other houseplants, but they may need additional nutrients from time to time. A good succulent plant food product may contain a variety of organic plant nutrients, trace minerals, natural growth hormones, humic + fulvic acids, and worm castings. Overfeeding your succulent, especially with high levels of nitrogen, can cause leaf and root rot problems.

Use this soil mix for succulents, palms, cactus, citrus, plumeria, and some tropical plants. A good Succulent, Palm and Citrus soil mix is a coarse, well-drained soil that is about one-third sand. It should absorb water quickly and provide excellent drainage. This soil mix should contain ingredients such as recycled forest products, pumice, sand, bark fines, dehydrated poultry manure, and hydrolyzed feather meal.

Gorgeous low-maintenance succulent.

Echeveria

Very beautiful and adds a gorgeous pop of purple to my green window ledge! Hardy but I can’t figure out how to stop some of the tips from burning/changing to orange!!? 

very low maintenance!! I love to watch it grow!

I love all succulents! The echeveria has the most varieties I have ever seen. They are so easy to propagate just like most succulents and are easy to take care of. Watering is simple just wait till all the soil is completely dry before giving them a good soak. 
 

I love these. they constantly have little baby plants and survive even when I've forgotten about them

so fun!! looks like a big ole cabbage and is easy to take care of but make sure it's in a big enough pot because mine had roots growing really fast

Echeveria

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