Origin
The Echeveria texensis rosa, also known as the pink Texan echeveria, is a type of succulent that is originally from North America. The plant belongs to the Echeveria family, mostly concentrated in Mexico and South Texas. The Echeveria texensis rosa is specifically named after the US state of Texas, where it is found in the wild.

Characteristics
The Echeveria texensis rosa is a compact succulent with fleshy, finger-shaped leaves that overlap in a rosette pattern. The leaves are unique as they have a striking pink hue, hence the name. The plant also produces flowers with elegant hanging stems, which usually appear in the spring or summer. It is an evergreen plant, meaning that it retains its foliage all year round.

Care
The Echeveria texensis rosa is a fairly simple plant to care for, making it ideal for beginner gardeners. It prefers full sun to partial shade and should be planted in well-draining soil to prevent root rot. The plant requires very little water and will thrive best at moderate temperatures. Although this species is drought resistant, the plant should be watered in cases of extreme drought.