drought tolerant succulent plants Echeveria_lime_n_chile_in_black_bowl_final_4_600x.jpg?v=1741828822

drought tolerant succulent plants Echeveria_lime_n_chile_in_black_bowl_final_4_600x.jpg?v=1741828822Add some juicy zest and spice to your patio or garden with Echeveria Lime n Chile. This frosty lime green variety offsets prolifically to form attractive clusters. When those new chicks come in, it also becomes pretty floriferous, putting out four to five inflorescences per rosette. Flowers are larger than some echeverias, and are a bright tangerine to darker orange & coral. Hummingbirds are particularly drawn to the blooms for their nourishing

Add some juicy zest and spice to your patio or garden with Echeveria ‘Lime n’ Chile’. This frosty lime green variety offsets prolifically to form attractive clusters. When those new chicks come in, it also becomes pretty floriferous, putting out four to five inflorescences per rosette. Flowers are larger than some echeverias, and are a bright tangerine to darker orange & coral. Hummingbirds are particularly drawn to the blooms for their nourishing (citrusy?) nectar. Sometimes its leaves are slightly variegated, displaying a stippled appearance. Echeveria ‘Lime n’ Chile’ is superb as an ingredient in a dish garden with echeverias that exhibit purples, pinks, or reds. Unfussy as long as it has good drainage, this rugged little guy forms mounds of chunky rosettes. and can be grown outside in temperate climates. Echeveria ‘Lime n’ Chile’ is an Altman Plants original hybrid. Grows 5 inches high and 6-8 inches wide.

🌱 Care Tips 🌱 

☀️ This easy plant thrives in bright, filtered light

💦 Only water when top inch of soil feels dry

🌵 Repot with well-draining soil mix for succulents in a container with good drainage 

🌼  Blooms spring to summer

🌡️ USDA Zone 10a (30-35° F)

Grown in a 3.5" nursery pot.