Origin
The Echeveria pulidonis 6/tray, better known as the Echeveria, is a succulent species originally from the semi-desert areas of Central and South America. This Echeveria species belongs to the Crassulaceae family and is mainly found in countries such as Mexico and Honduras. Its natural habitats range from mountainous areas to dry, rocky soils.

Characteristics
The Echeveria pulidonis 6/tray is characterised by its blue-green, thick, waxy leaves that are organised into a beautiful rosette shape. The leaves have red edges, creating an attractive colour combination. Mature plants can grow up to 12cm tall and produce bright, orange-red, bell-like flowers on long stems. This gives the plant an attractive and decorative appearance.

Care
The Echeveria pulidonis 6/tray prefers plenty of light, but avoid direct sun during the hot afternoon hours to prevent scorch marks on the leaves. It's also important to ensure the plant drains well to prevent root rot, as these plants do not cope well with excessive moisture. The soil may dry out between waterings. In winter, the plant requires little water and it's recommended to keep the leaves free from excess water to prevent rot and mould.