About Echeveria 'Nebula'

Echeveria 'Nebula' is a hybrid succulent. It has elongated and sharp-pointed leaves. What sets this succulent type is the intricate patterning on its leaves, giving it a beautiful and three-dimensional form. Due to the similar leaf shape and dark markings, Echeveria 'Nebula' is often mistaken for . However, Echeveria 'Nebula' has more plump leaves, and when in its prime, the plant displays a translucent pink color, which adds to its adorable charm.

How to care for Echeveria 'Nebula'

Sun/Temperature: Echeveria 'Nebula' generally shares the exact light requirements as most . Providing indirect bright light allows the succulent to maintain its shape. If you aim to develop beautiful patterns on the succulent leaves, light exposure and temperature are crucial factors. During the spring and autumn seasons, exposing Echeveria 'Nebula' to ample sunlight outdoors is beneficial. The natural variations in light intensity and the temperature outdoors aid in quicker coloration and the emergence of unique textures on the leaves. However, it is essential to note that High temperatures in summer and frost during winter can cause irreparable damage to the succulent. Therefore, it is advisable to move the succulent indoors before such extreme weather events occur.

Soil/Humidity: Echeveria 'Nebula' thrives in a well-draining to prevent soggy conditions that can lead to root rot. In general, have already developed mature root systems. Adding 70% or to the potting mix can help regulate Echeveria 'Nebula' nutrient absorption, resulting in a plump shape and vibrant coloration. Echeveria 'Nebula' prefers low to moderate humidity levels. High humidity can increase the risk of fungal diseases and rot. If you live in a humid climate, providing good air circulation around the plant is advisable to reduce humidity levels. You can also add plant fungicides to the soil before the arrival of summer. Click .

Watering: Echeveria 'Nebula' is a that stores water in its leaves and stems, when watering, thoroughly soak the soil until water drains out from the bottom of the pot. This ensures that the water reaches the deeper roots of the plant. In summer, it is important to pay special attention to environmental ventilation after watering succulents. Click .

Other tips: The texture on the leaves of succulents is formed by a powdery substance called . Therefore, it's advisable to avoid touching the leaves of succulents as much as possible during their care and maintenance.

More Information

Primary color: green
Secondary color: pink
Cold hardiness: zone 9a-11b (from 20F to 50F)
Product format: 4" pot
Suitability: balcony, Window, Garden
Propagation: stem cutting, leaf, seed
Special characteristic: easy to propagate, pet safe