Echeveria blue lotus

Water:

April-September: 1 x every 2 weeks*

October-March: 1x per month *

*This is only for a sunny location

Light: sunny

Nutrition: 1x per month (May-September)

The Echeveria blue lotus is a beautiful Echeveria species. This Echeveria does not originally occur in nature, but was created by crossing the Echeveria elegans and the Sedum suaveolens. This gives it the most beautiful properties of both plants.

The Echeveria blue lotus has a beautiful gray-blue color and grows in a rosette shape. The leaves start wide at the bottom and become pointed towards the end. They grow slightly upwards. When the Echeveria blue lotus gets a lot of sun in spring and summer, the leaves get a light pink glow on the underside and the tip of the leaf turns red-pink in color.

The Echeveria blue lotus is a succulent plant that blooms easily. She does this in the spring and summer. In terms of flowers, the Echeveria blue lotus has more of the properties of the Sedum suaveolens. It does not produce 1 or a few flower stems from the heart of the succulent plant, but often several flower stems that grow from the side of the rosette. The flower stems remain relatively small and have many small white flowers.