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Product Details: Plant Name - Echeveria Plant Type - Succulent Plant Placement - Indoor Decoration - Stones Cylinder Clear Glass Vase Mini Plantpedia: Echeveria's ancestors came from the Mexican desert, where botanist Antansio Echeveria discovered the succulent in the 19th century. Echeveria does not have any official meaning. But in view of its tough nature, many think the plant represents persistence and strength, making it a nice gesture for someone who is going through a difficult time.
Care Guide
Echeveria plant is from the family of succulents. its leaves are fleshy and have waxy cuticles on the exterior. Care - The most important care part of echeveria is water. Let the soil dry completely before watering again. Water - Echeveria would like about 2 cups of water every week. Light - Echeveria like full sunlight for few hours. Dramatic changes in lighting can stress out the plant. Temperature - Echeveria plants can survive up to 40 degrees celsius.
Echeveria Plant in Cylinder Vase
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Watering frequency
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Size
- Width - 10 cm
- Height - 10 cm
Product Details: Plant Name - Echeveria Plant Type - Succulent Plant Placement - Indoor Decoration - Stones Cylinder Clear Glass Vase Mini Plantpedia: Echeveria's ancestors came from the Mexican desert, where botanist Antansio Echeveria discovered the succulent in the 19th century. Echeveria does not have any official meaning. But in view of its tough nature, many think the plant represents persistence and strength, making it a nice gesture for someone who is going through a difficult time.
Care Guide
Echeveria plant is from the family of succulents. its leaves are fleshy and have waxy cuticles on the exterior. Care - The most important care part of echeveria is water. Let the soil dry completely before watering again. Water - Echeveria would like about 2 cups of water every week. Light - Echeveria like full sunlight for few hours. Dramatic changes in lighting can stress out the plant. Temperature - Echeveria plants can survive up to 40 degrees celsius.
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