Echeveria is a genus of around 150 species of succulents in the Crassulaceae family. They are one of the most popular succulent types with different colors, sizes, and shapes. It is easy to create different arrangements by using only Echeverias. They are easy to care for without a lot of water need and a great choice to decorate your home. Not only for your house but also celebrations, echeverias are the best choice! They can be used as wedding favors or bridal shower decorations. Here you can find more information about how to use succulents as wedding favors and bridal shower accessories.
We get a lot of questions on our social platforms especially our Facebook group, about Echeveria types and where to buy echeveria succulents. Here are some of the common species we would like to share with you on a list and where to buy them. Each photo is linked to a plant where you can see the price and buy.
1. Echeveria ‘Lola’
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This Echeveria succulent type enjoys full sun. It will grow happily both indoor or outdoors. However, if the outside temperature is cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. In that case, place it inside in a sunny area. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 15 cm (6″) tall. It is easy to care as it does not need lots of water. When you take good care of Echeveria ‘Lola’, it will bloom and give you beautiful yellow flowers to enjoy. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. If you have a cat, here are some plants that can be toxic to your cat friend. Sometimes, pets can even die in case they eat the plants. Here you can see some plants that are dangerous for cats.
2. Echeveria ‘Perle Von Nurnberg’
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This Echeveria succulent type enjoys full sun. It prefers the outdoor environment and it is better to grow it outside. However, if the outside temperature is cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 13 cm (5″) tall. It dies easily if you overwater, so be careful about watering. When you take good care of Echeveria ‘Perle von Nurnberg’, you can enjoy its pink flowers with yellow interiors. It is best propagated by leaves and cuttings. Here you can find a detailed guide about this propagation method. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. If you have a dog, here are some plants that can be toxic to your dog friend. Sometimes, pets can even die in case they eat the plants.
3. Echeveria ‘Etna’
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This Echeveria succulent type enjoys the sunshine. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors as long as it gets enough sunlight. However, if the outside temperature is cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. In this case, it is better to place it inside. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 30 cm (12″) tall. This echeveria succulent is taller than the others. It dies easily if you overwater, so be careful about watering. Echeveria ‘Etna’ is best propagated by cuttings. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets.
4. Echeveria ‘Black Night’
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This Echeveria succulent type is unique with its dark colors. It can be a nice addition to your succulent arrangements as it will give some dark colors. This succulent enjoys the sunshine. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors as long as it gets enough sunlight. However, if the outside temperature is cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. In this case, it is better to place it inside. When it blooms, you can enjoy its beautiful red flowers. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 15 cm (6″) tall. It dies easily if you overwater, it is easy to care with typical water needs as other succulents. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. Echeveria ‘Black Knight’ is best propagated by cuttings and offsets. Our Succulent Propagation Ebook will help you to understand all propagation methods and how to apply them.
5. Echeveria Imbricata ‘Blue Rose’
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Who doesn’t like blue? It is the most beautiful color as it relaxes you. It is fascinating to find blue plants in nature. So many people do not believe they are real but here is the proof: Echeveria Imbricata ‘Blue Rose’. This succulent enjoys the sunshine. It can be grown both indoors and outdoors as long as it gets enough sunlight. However, if the outside temperature is cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. In this case, it is better to place it inside. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 20 cm (8″) tall. It dies easily if you overwater, it is easy to care with typical water needs as other succulents. Many succulent owners love to have this echeveria to have more colors in their arrangements. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. Echeveria Imbricata ‘Blue Rose’ is best propagated by leaves and offsets.
6. Echeveria Agavoides ‘Lipstick Echeveria’
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This Echeveria succulent type enjoys full sun. It will grow happily both indoor or outdoors. However, if the outside temperature is cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. In that case, place it inside in a sunny area. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 61 cm (24″) tall which is much taller than other Echeverias. It is easy to care as it does not need lots of water. When you take good care of this Echeveria, it will bloom and give you beautiful orange flowers during summer. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. The best propagation method for this type is propagating by offsets.
7. Echeveria ‘Afterglow’
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Echeveria ‘Afterglow’ enjoys sunny weather. It prefers to grow outdoors more than indoors. However, if the outside temperature is very cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. In that case, place it inside in a sunny area. As long as it gets enough sunlight, your plant will grow happily. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 61 cm (24″) tall which is much taller than other Echeverias. However, these numbers can change depending on the environment and the conditions your plant has. It is easy to care as it does not need lots of water. When you take good care of this Echeveria, it will bloom and give you beautiful orange flowers. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. The best propagation method for this type is propagating by offsets and stem cuttings.
8. Echeveria ‘Doris Taylor’
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Echeveria ‘Doris Taylor’ has a different texture than other Echeverias. Its look makes this plant very unique. If the plant is stressed, the leaves will change color and turn into slightly dark red. This succulent enjoys sunny weather. It prefers to grow outdoors more than indoors. However, if the outside temperature is very cold in your region, it cannot handle it well. In that case, place it inside in a sunny area. As long as it gets enough sunlight, your plant will grow happily. When it is mature, its size reaches an average of 13 cm (5″) tall. It is easy to care as it does not need lots of water. This plant is common to use for arrangements or as wedding favors. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. The best propagation method for this type is propagating by offsets.
9. Echeveria nodulosa ‘Painted Echeveria’
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This Echeveria can be found easily. Many people prefer it because of its unique colors. Its look makes this plant very unique. This succulent enjoys sunny weather. If you live in a hot climate, avoid the morning sun as it can harm the leaves. When you see any dead leaf, remove it immediately. It is easy to care as it does not need lots of water. Water the echeveria when the soil dries completely. It is generally not toxic to you or your pets. The best propagation method for this type is propagating by stem cuttings and leaves.
10. Echeveria runyonii ‘Topsy Turvy’
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This Echeveria enjoys sunny weather and partial shade in the afternoon. You can grow it indoors as well, as long as it gets enough sunlight. During the winter, it can be brought inside. It is easy to care as it does not need lots of water. Water the echeveria when the soil dries completely. Echeveria runyonii ‘Topsy Turvy’ is generally not toxic to you or your pets. The best propagation method for this type is propagating by offsets, stem cuttings, and seeds. Propagating by seed is the slowest method so be patient!
11. Echeveria Gigantea ‘Giant Hens And Chicks’
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Echeveria Gigantea ‘Giant Hens And Chicks’ plants love sunny weather. It prefers growing outdoors. This succulent is easy to care as it does not need lots of water. Water the echeveria when the soil dries completely. It grows 45 cm (18″) tall which is above the average for Echeverias. However, depending on the environment you are at, this number can vary. When it blooms, you can observe rose-red flowers. The best propagation method for this type is propagating by offsets.
