Echeveria is a large, extensively hybridized genus featuring approximately 150 species and more than 1,000 cultivars. A wide pot filled with a variety of echeveria types makes a co… See more

Pruning echeveria from time to time can help prevent rot, encourage new growth, and help your plant live longer. Generally, echeverias do not require regular pruning, but if your e… See more

It's fun to make more echeveria plants. They can be easily propagated by leaf cuttings, stem cuttings, offsets, or sowing seeds. Taking cuttings is an excellent way to prevent … See more

Scatter seeds, leaving space between each of the seeds on a bed of soil (60%), grit or sand (30%), and perlite (10%) or a succulent and cactus mix. You can use a terracotta p… See more