Echeveria Succulents for Sale

About Echeveria Pink Lover Echeveria Pink Lover has thick leaves with sharp tips that lend an exquisite atmosphere to the plant. The leaves are initially green but turn pink and...

Product format: rooted in 5" white striped pot

About Echeveria 'Honey Pink'Echeveria 'Honey Pink' is a hybrid belonging to the Echeveria genus in the Crassula family, native to Korea. The adaxial leaf is flat, while the abaxial is...

Product format: Rooted in 4" pot

About Echeveria Mexican pulidonis (4 inch) Native to the arid highlands of Mexico, Echeveria pulidonis 'Mexican' is a celebrated species prized for its sculptural resilience and striking color dynamics. This...

About Echeveria 'Lola' (4 inch) Echeveria 'Lola' is a stunning hybrid of E. lilacina x E. 'Deresina.' Its leaves exhibit a delicate shade of light purple or a blend of...

-About Echeveria Red Robe (4 inch)-Echeveria Red Robe is a preciously gorgeous succulent. The deep maroon to pale violet red huge foliage gives this sturdy rosette the feature of pearlescent...

-About Echeveria 'Tango' Cluster-Echeveria 'Tango' Cluster is native to the Korean area, belonging to the Echeveria genus. It features thick, ovate-shaped foliage, easily multi-headed in clusters, acuminated at the apex....

About Echeveria ‘Biante’Echeveria ‘Biante’ is a rare Korean succulent, The leaves are pink are red while thriving. Its rose-shaped form and stunning appearance make it one of the most ideal...

About Echeveria colorata var. brandtii Hailing from Mexico’s mountainous regions, this rare botanical treasure elevates the classic Echeveria into a study of resilience and refined geometry. Unlike common hybrids, brandtii...

About Echeveria The Next Gardener Meiya (4 inch) Echeveria The Next Gardener Meiya (4 inch) is charming due to its triangular-shaped leaves, which range from green to red, and feature...

About Echeveria 'Amazing Grace' Echeveria 'Amazing Grace' is a premier hybrid cultivar distinguished by its elegant rosettes and dynamic color transformation. This specimen develops 5-6 inch symmetrical spirals of spatulate...