Description:

A green form of purpusorum. Rare, slow growing species that forms a small solitary plant 8cm across and 10-12cm high over many years. Rarely offsets.

Leaves & Appearance:

Indoors, "only in sunny positions" otherwise they will lose their nice shape and colour. Outdoors, the colors on the leaves become more vibrant under bright sunlight, dry weather, particularly during the winter.

From late winter to fall, the flowers are bell-shaped, and grow on slender, arching stalks that can reach 12 inches (30 cm) in height.

Special Features:

Most Echeveria can be grown from leaf cuttings, while a few require seeds or stem cuttings. To reproduce a leaf cutting, place it in a succulent or cactus mix and cover the dish until the new plant emerges.

Plant you see is the plant you get.  

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