They look like everlasting roses, but instead of petals, they have leaves that time cannot wither. Echeveria brings together 219 American species, mostly Mexican, and hundreds of hybrids and cultivars that have turned their rosettes into a veritable palette of colors to paint pots and gardens. Many rest in winter; others behave like opportunists. They love the sun and shallow pots. Over the years, they can form compact groups of enormous beauty. And perhaps they don't always need to be headed back: let them spread out and you will discover another form of beauty. Here you will also find their relatives, the Graptopetalum, Pachyphytum, and Sedum, along with all the hybrids (notogenero) formed among them.
At Desert CITY, we only grow the varieties with the greatest intrinsic resistance to pests and diseases. Our plants come in already established pot sizes so you can start enjoying them as soon as they arrive at your home. Because what these "dusty" succulents dislike most is for us to touch them too much.
