glauca succulent Echeveria Glauca | Low Growing Plants

glauca succulent Echeveria Glauca | Low Growing PlantsEcheveria glauca This is an attractive variety of succulent with spatula shaped, pale blue grey leaves, producing tall stems of urn shaped red and yellow flowers in summer. In frost free areas it can be used in rockeries, paving and gravel gardens or mixed with other low growing plants such as Sedums, Semperviviums and Aeoniums. Can also be grown as a houseplant and well suited to growing in a glasshouse or conservatory. Prefers full sun and well

Echeveria glauca

This is an attractive variety of succulent with spatula shaped, pale blue-grey leaves, producing tall stems of urn-shaped red and yellow flowers in summer. In frost free areas it can be used in rockeries, paving and gravel gardens or mixed with other low growing plants such as Sedums, Semperviviums and Aeoniums. Can also be grown as a houseplant and well suited to growing in a glasshouse or conservatory.

Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Mix quality potting compost with perlite or coarse horticultural grit to provide good drainage. Water thoroughly and then allow the plant to dry out completely before watering again. To keep this plant over winter, provide a frost-free environment.

Eventual height and spread: 7cm x 10cm
Growth habit: Compact
Flowering time: Summer

NB: Succulents change colour and shape through the year depending on the growing environment and may look different from these photos!