tips of succulent turning red Echeveria agavoides 'Red Tip'

tips of succulent turning red Echeveria agavoides 'Red Tip'With fleshy oval leaves that end in a sharp point, the apple green rosettes of Echeveria agavoides 'Red Tip' will more than live up to their name when exposed to ample sunlight. With more perfectly formed, tightly shaped rosettes than other cultivars of Echeveria agavoides, this variety can reach over a foot in diameter, and makes an excellent addition to larger container plantings or temperate landscapes. Like many Echeveria, 'Red Tip' will live up

With fleshy oval leaves that end in a sharp point, the apple green rosettes of Echeveria agavoides 'Red Tip' will more than live up to their name when exposed to ample sunlight. With more perfectly formed, tightly shaped rosettes than other cultivars of Echeveria agavoides, this variety can reach over a foot in diameter, and makes an excellent addition to larger container plantings or temperate landscapes.

Like many Echeveria, 'Red Tip' will live up to its potential most fully when provided with bright light and ample airflow, which will provide the plant with what it needs to achieve its richest coloration and resist ills such as rot or pests. Porous soil with adequate drainage and thorough watering only when the soil is completely dried through will further protect against these and other issues.

While ‘Red Tip’ is relatively frost hardy, as compared to other succulents, it does best in climates above Zone 10, so plan to protect its fleshy leaves from freezing temperatures during the winter months! As the cold gives way to the warmth of spring, red blooms will rise above the rosettes on tall stalks, further accentuating the red leaf margins.