Painted lady succulent echeveria discolor

These beautiful painted lady succulent were propagated from cutting at the beginning of 2020 The vibrant succulent plant you pick from in (pic number six) the picture will be the plant shipped out in the same pot. It will be carefully package to Survive the shipping adventures. This will be done to protect the roots and leaves of the succulent. Painted echeveria (Echeveria nodulosa) is an evergreen succulent that grows to be approximately 1-2 feet tall and in clusters 2-3 feet wide. It has fleshy, pointed green leaves accented with distinctive red markings. part of the genus Hen and Chick, this plant is often planted in rock gardens or containers. It grows best in corse, well-drained soil. Favoring mild temperature in spring and fall, and cannot resist extreme cold. If you are not in hardiness zones 9-10, grow it as a potted plant rather than directly in garden soil. move indoors to avoid irreversible frostbite or death. Its growing season is in spring and fall, and it needs a little water. In summer and winter, when it is dormant, watering should be reduced. Generally speaking, these are very beautiful elegant chick and hen and can grow quite happy and quicklywhen in the right conditions painted echeveria needs bright, transparent, scattered light. Without enough sunlight over time, the plant becomes spindley, the tissue becomes brittle, and the color fades slowly. The plant's shape becomes loose, it turns green and yellow, and its resistance to disease decreases.