This Echeveria is a rosette, of course, with clumps of pups popping up around the pot to keep it company, not getting too tall, just a few inches high. The thing that sets it apart is the heavenly aqua/sky/seagreen color, the colors changeable depending on how much sun/heat/cold it gets where you have it. If you keep him as a houseplant, he wants bright light, even sun, so in or near a window. Faint, rosy magenta/red tips decorate the fat, fleshy, long triangle, tab leaves. But he's so hairy! Starbursts of fuzzy, hairy spines burst out of the tips, centers and edges of the leaves like it's blurry to look at. They're called trichomes, (meaning hairs in Greek) and although they look dangerous, they are completely soft and harmless-actually stiff and bristly hairs. This makes Azul nice and safe to have around. And we hope you'll want one to have around.
- Drought Tolerant
- Low Maintenance
- Pet Friendly
Quick Care Guide:
- Water - Low (1): Water sparingly, allowing the soil to dry out completely between waterings.
- Light - High (3): Prefers bright, direct light but can tolerate indirect light. Ideal for sunny windows.
- Difficulty - Easy (1): This plant is easy to care for, requiring minimal maintenance.