Echeveria pulidonis

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Company : Nainital Floweritech

Echeveria pulidonis is a slow-growing, stemless succulent forming tight, 5-inch wide rosettes of fleshy, pale blue-green leaves with distinctive, sharp red edges and tips. Native to Mexico, it thrives in bright sun, often blooming in spring with bright yellow, bell-shaped flowers on red stalks. 

Key Characteristics and Description:

• Appearance: Forms compact, symmetrical rosettes of thick, in-curved, pale blue-green or mint-green leaves that are flat on top and rounded underneath.
• Coloration: Leaves are outlined in a vivid crimson or red margin, particularly when exposed to strong sunlight.
• Texture: Leaves are coated in a powdery, silvery wax called farina.
• Size: Individual rosettes usually reach 3–5 inches (
• Flowers: Produces bell-shaped, yellow flowers on red-tinged, arching stems, typically in spring or winter.
• Hardiness/Care: Hardy to USDA Zones 9-12. It requires well-draining soil, infrequent watering (only when dry), and bright light to maintain its compact form.

Echeveria pulidonis is highly regarded for its easy-care nature, making it excellent for beginners, and for being relatively resistant to pests, though it should be protected from winter rain and frost. 

Mexican succulent well loved for its form, colour and ease of growth. this beauty has cupped Blue Green oblong Leaves that from a tidy rosette.