Succulent Encyclopedia
Encyclopedia of popular succulents with care guides, traits, and propagation methods.
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Echeveria chihuahuaensis
Echeveria chihuahuaensis
A native echeveria species from Chihuahua, Mexico. Powdery blue-green leaves with red tips form a beautifully compact rosette, highly popular among collectors.
ChihuahuaensisSpeciesBlue-green
© Satirdan kahraman / CC BY-SA 4.0Echeveria colorata
Echeveria colorata
A Mexican species forming large rosettes up to 40 cm across of thick, pale green, powdery leaves that flush pink in winter. Tough and easy to grow.
EcheveriaSpeciesWinter colour
Echeveria lilacina
Echeveria lilacina
A Mexican native echeveria with an elegant overall lilac hue. White powdery leaves have earned it the nickname ‘Ghost Echeveria’.
LilacinaLilacGhost Echeveria
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Succulent FAQ
- How much do succulents cost?
- Common Echeveria cost 300-2,000 yen, popular Haworthia obtusa 1,000-10,000 yen, and rare hybrids or large specimens can exceed tens of thousands of yen.
- Can beginners grow succulents?
- Echeveria, Sedum, and Graptopetalum are hardy and beginner-friendly. Place in a sunny spot and water only when the soil is completely dry.
- What are the key tips for growing succulents?
- Place in a sunny spot with good airflow and water sparingly. Many species go dormant in summer and winter, so adjusting care to their growing season is key to beautiful growth.
- What should I check when buying succulents?
- Check that leaves are plump and firm, the base isn't rotting, and there are no pests (like mealybugs). For bare-root plants, root condition is also important.
- How long do succulents live?
- With proper care, succulents can thrive for 10+ years depending on species. They're easily propagated through leaf cuttings and division, allowing enjoyment across generations.