Echeveria Raindrops

Plant Description

Introducing the Echeveria Raindrops, a small and neat example of the unique bumpy Echeveria variety. As it grows, this rosette displays charming droplet-like bumps on its blue-green leaves. It's best to keep it in a shaded outdoor spot for optimal bump development, but if it gets direct sunlight, the bumps and edges will turn a lovely shade of pink. This rosette can reach a size of up to 6.0 inches in diameter and usually doesn't produce many offsets. The leaves of this plant have a dusty, waxy coating called farina

Plant Specifications and Region

- Origin: Mexico
- Climate Zone: 10
- Hardiness: Tender soft succulent - susceptible to damage from frost
- Preferred Light: Filtered light
- Bloomtime: Summer
- Bloom Color: Pink

Water & Light Recommendations

Watering Indoors: Instead of providing your succulents with frequent sips of water, it's better to give them a thorough soaking until water drains out from the pot's drainage holes. Ensure to remove any excess water in the saucer, as succulents dislike sitting in standing water. Allow the soil to completely dry out before watering again.

Watering Outdoors: During summer, water your succulents every two weeks, soaking them and letting the soil dry before watering again. In winter, water them once a month.

Technical Plant Information:

- Light Requirements: Requires bright light for most of the day or consistent dappled shade.
- Watering Schedule: Best to water every two weeks.