Echeveria lilacina

Shell-shaped beauty

This highly striking succulent is nearly white, with hints of lilac. Its leaves are shell-shaped and arranged in a symmetrical rosette. The Echeveria lilacina, with its seashell-shaped leaves, reminds you of a romantic beach. It is sometimes called ‘Ghost Echeveria’ on account of its ashen complexion.

USP:

Elegent lilac color
Very Strong – One of the strongest Echeverias
The plant can grow into a large rosette of up to 25 cm wide

Born in Mexico

The Echeveria belongs to the family of the Crassulaceae and grows in the North-East of Mexico. This part of Mexico consists mainly of deserts with barren hilly landscapes. Here the Echeveria grows against a rocky background. Mexico is about 47 times larger than the Netherlands and because of the great diversity in landscapes the climate also varies greatly. This Echeveria is sometimes also called the rosette succulent and has the most divergent and amazing coloured leaves of all succulents.

ASSORTMENT

FAMILY	Crassulaceae
GENUS	Echeveria
SPECIES	lilacina
PLANT PATENT
TRADE NAME	Echeveria lilacina

CAREtips

	color: Echeveria’s are warmth and sun loving plants. If you place Echeveria in the sun, the leaves of this succulent will become even more intense in color.
	Location: Echeveria’s are warmth and sun loving plants. If you place Echeveria in the sun, the leaves of this succulent will become even more intense in color.
	Water: The plant only needs a little water and therefore can do without for a fairly long period of time. Once a month moderate watering, preferably from the bottom, is sufficient.
	Intended for decoration and not for consumption.

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