£7.50
Echeveria secunda var. glauca is a popular variety of this popular Echeveria species. The name was given to this plant due to it having no origin in the wild.
It is a fast-growing variety that offsets freely. The leaves are more of a spoon shape and are of a much larger size than that of the Echeveria glauca. The flowers occur in mid-summer and consist of pink flower spikes holding yellow bell-shaped blossoms.
A great plant as a standalone on a windowsill.
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| Weight | 0.05 kg |
|---|---|
| Hardiness | Green Zone |
| Light Aspect | Part Shade, Full Sun, Full Sun Windowsill |
| Planting Location | Pot, Wall, Rockery, Garden, Windowsill, Conservatory |
| Mature Size | Small |
| Colour | Blue |
| Growth Form | Compact |
Please Note: Succulents change colour throughout the year and the plants we deliver can look different from the pictures. All plants are shipped bare root (without soil).
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