r/echeveria

I'm pretty sure the pink/purple one on the left is a Graptoveria "Debbie".

The other powdery pink and blue one I'm having a hard time figuring out (they are all the same). Thanks for any ideas!

Is this what I think it is? Did my echeveria Lola became variegated? It used to be pink in the middle until it burned a few months ago and now it has very pale leaves. Is this normal?

Meet Chester.

Chester was large when I first brought it home from Tesco 2 and a half years ago. I guess better light has helped, and now, it's a 3 headed mini monstrosity! I think it's now in a good position to be chopped and propped to give them all a bit more space, the question is do I chop the middle one? Or the two outside ones? They'll probably all end up in the same pot to cluster.

These 2 new ones got damaged during shipping idk whats on the 1st one I think fungus the stem is still firm and the rosette is unharmed the 2nd pvn idk if its even salvageable got squished no rot or any other problems and leaves are still attached to the stem.

heya, it’s user with hydrophobic soil from yesterday (I think).

I tried bottom-watering this evening, but accidentally left the plants in for 2-3 hours.

the soil is damp, yes, maybe wetter further down, immediately took them out and put them on paper towels.

orange leaf on the dark moon is from earlier due to being thirsty, but there’s a new leaf turning a little yellow/translucent ish. not fully mushy, just a little squishy, similar to when it was thirsty. rest of the leaves are still a little soft but doing a lot better.

Pink diamond is also a bit soft-ish, but less wrinkly than before.

soil is hydrophobic and has a lot of peat moss, which required bottom-watering.

I do not currently have access to soil or grit, but I plan on getting cactus soil in a few days when my schedule opens up.

worried about overwatering.

Starting to flower as well. Time to start creating some hybrids.

I recently got her from Home Depot, and I haven’t fully watered since I was afraid she was overwatered. I previously removed a yellowed leaf since it looked really freaky and was yellow translucent with these green spots??? I misted once but a new leaf (pictured above) started turning yellow so I stopped.

soil is bone dry, I didn’t get to give it too much light since it was cloudy, bt I moved them outside for better light. Will move to a better spot, and I haven’t gotten to grab new proper succulent soil yet.

the leaves in the center/top are normal firm, but majority of the lower leaves are softer than normal???

the Echeveria pink diamond next to it I got the same day, and the leaves are also slightly soft???

please help!!!!

Hi all! I have this Echeveria I've had for about 3-4 years. It's a bit lanky and a bit pale (use to keep him in the house 😅) and I just realized I don't know or have any idea as to what it is called. Google isn't any help and neither are the few plant apps I have. Can y'all help me out? Please and thank you! 🫶🏻

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCo_ss6Gn4E

An undescribed species which is often distributed as 'Pinwheel' or 'Tuxpanensis.

This Echeveria rainbow is yet to arrive but I noticed it has stronger variegation than the last time I bought it from him how should I care for it to ensure proper variegation levels?

I burnt my last Echeveria rainbow forgot to move it into a shady spot when I went on a vacation and as the sun shifted more northward it received more direct sunlight and got sun burnt :/

Planning to keep this one under growth lights.

I have this echeveria pulidonis sitting on the windowsill of a south facing window. The leaves used to be pretty compact as you can see in the first 2 pictures, but they’ve become more flat and spread out. I have a grow light on the way but I just wanted to see if this is what was happening so I know what to look for in the future. And no they didn’t grow twice the size lol. I just put it in a smaller pot to avoid overwatering.

Hi! So I have this painted echeveria that got CRAZY TALL when I put it in a sunny window and I think it looks a bit ridiculous 😂 I was planning on cutting off the top and propagating it, but I've never actually propagated a succulent before. Advice?

My echeveria are elliotated and I want to behead both of them, but I am apprehensive. I've read you just cut the stems, pick off the leaves, let them callous over and then stick them into the soil. Then, take the leaves and lay them on top of soil and mist them every couple of days. Has anyone had firsthand experience that could lend me some advice?

Once has the longest flowers among the Genus Echeveria but now the second longest due to the recently described Echeveria zoquitlanensis 🧐