Echeveria Afterglow violet to rich pink or even reddish-purple They require a regular amount

They require a regular amount of water like any other succulent

making it a safer choice for pet-friendly homes

Solitary bees are probably the most important pollinators

Propagation is most effective during the spring and summer months when the plant is actively growing

but sitting in damp soil for even a few consecutive days will spell instant disaster for its root system

Echeveria Afterglow violet to rich pink or even reddish-purple They require a regular amountIf you are looking for a unique and low maintenance succulent plant to add to your succulent collection? Then look no further than the Echeveria afterglow, a vibrant member of the Echeveria genus! This afterglow echeveria was created through a magical crossbreeding between Echeveria Cante and Echeveria Shaviana, resulting in a one of a kind succulent that will leave you mesmerized. The Echeveria afterglow with its powdery lavender pink leaves that