Echeveria’Kircheriana '
crime syndicate : CrassulaceaeSubfamily : SempervivoideaeTribe : SedeaeGenus : Echeveria
Echeveria’Kircheriana ' is a cross betweenEcheveria derenbergiiandEcheveria pulvinata .
Photo byEmmanuelle Aubé
Echeveria’Kircheriana ' is a beautiful succulent that spring compact rosettes of thick , sarcoid , blue - gullible leaves tinged with red . The rosette can uprise up to 4 inches ( 10 cm ) in diam .
The flush are orangish - red and look on leafy stalk from spring to summer .
Echeveria’Kircheriana ' shares the same parents asEcheveria’Graessneri ' , but they are distinctly distinct . Echeveria’Kircheriana ' has more compact stem canker and leaves that are bluer and more red - tinged , and it blossom less profusely thanEcheveria’Graessneri ' .
Photo byjobakes
grunge : Echeverias need a potting soil mixture that drains quickly . Many growers willcreate their own premix . However , commercial-grade cactus and succulent potting soil will work fine .
Light : These succulents prefer full sun to partial shade . However , stave off drastic sun alteration and full afternoon sun , specially in summer . When your succulents are deep down during the wintertime , put them near the brightest window in your home .
Hardiness : Echeveria’Kircheriana ' can hold out temperatures as grim as 25 to 50 ° F ( -3.9 to 10 ° C),USDA hardiness zones9b to 11b .
Photo byEmmanuelle Aubé
Watering : When and how to H2O is important toEcheveriacare . They do not care to be preserve too wet , but they also do not like to be kept too dry . Therefore , the " soaking and dry " method is the preferred agenda for wateringEcheverias .
Fertilizing : Echeverias grow well without fertilizer but may benefit from the extra nutrients .
Repotting : Repot when needed in the spring or early summertime .
Photo byLet Love Grow
Propagation : Echeverias are one of the easy succulents to disperse . They are ordinarily propagated from kickoff or leave but can also be grown from stem cuttings and seeds .
hear more atHow to Grow and Care for Echeveria .
Echeverias are safe around pet and humans , although it is not advisable to corrode them .
sink in on a photo to see a larger interlingual rendition .
Did you discover this helpful ? partake in it with other succulent lovers !
