Origin
The Pachyveria 'Rosy Crow' is a cross between two different types of succulents, namely the Pachyphytum and Echeveria. This hybrid plant does not occur in the wild and has come about through selective breeding. The ancestors of the Pachyveria 'Rosy Crow' originally come from the dry areas of Central America and North America.

Characteristics
The Pachyveria 'Rosy Crow' is a low-growing succulent that can reach a height of 15 centimetres. The plant produces thick, fleshy leaves that are organised in rosette growth. These leaves are green with pink tips and can assume a more intense pink colour in sufficient sunlight. The 'Rosy Crow' blooms annually, producing clusters of yellow flowers on long stems.

Care
As far as the care of the Pachyveria 'Rosy Crow' is concerned, it is important that the plant is placed in a well-draining soil to prevent root rot. The plant needs a lot of light, so placement in full sun or under bright, indirect light is recommended. Although this succulent is drought-tolerant, the plant needs to be watered regularly, but only when the soil has completely dried out. The Pachyveria 'Rosy Crow' is hardy and can survive outside at temperatures down to -3.9°C.