minima succulent Echeveria minima hybrid

minima succulent Echeveria minima hybridAs its name strongly suggests, Echeveria minima is what you might call a miniature echeveria. So, while it can't come close to matching, say, Afterglow or Sahara on size, pound for pound it still holds its own in the eye candy department. This minima hybrid forms tiny rosettes of very chubby, frosty blue leaves. Those leaves are frosty rose at tips and along margins. Clusters profusely to form small mound. Racemes of small bell shaped orange flowers

As its name strongly suggests, Echeveria minima is what you might call a miniature echeveria. So, while it can't come close to matching, say, ‘Afterglow’ or ‘Sahara’ on size, “pound for pound” it still holds its own in the eye candy department. This minima hybrid forms tiny rosettes of very chubby, frosty blue leaves. Those leaves are frosty rose at tips and along margins. Clusters profusely to form small mound. Racemes of small bell-shaped orange flowers appear in late spring. Excellent for adding contained flair to a windowsill or dish gardens, maybe several massed around a larger echeveria. This variety also is a champ in table settings and bouquets.

SURVIVE & THRIVE

Recommended pairings: Echeveria ‘Neon Breakers’, Graptosedum ‘California Sunset’
Bloom time: Spring 
Size: 3-5 inches high and to 5 inches wide 
Plant in porous soil with excellent drainage 
Provide bright light and ample airflow 
Water thoroughly when soil is completely dry to the touch 
Hardiness: USDA Zone 10a (30-35° F) 
Protect from frost