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Echeveria Mira variegated Ø 10,5 cm

Belonging to the family of Crassulaceae, this Echeveria ‘Mira’ variegated plant is supplied in a Ø 10,5 cm pot with a label indicating its botanical name.

The Echeveria mira is a succulent of extraordinary beauty, belonging to the Echeveria genus, known for its decorative qualities. Native to the arid regions of Central America, it stands out for its thick, vibrant-colored leaves, making it a valuable addition to any plant collection. This plant adapts perfectly to both outdoor gardens and indoor spaces, bringing a touch of freshness and liveliness.

Botanical characteristics

The Echeveria mira is easily recognizable by its characteristic rosette shape, which features fleshy, deep green leaves, sometimes adorned with pink or lilac hues. Its size can vary, but it typically reaches a height of 15-20 centimeters. During spring, this plant produces stunning cluster flowers on long stems, dressed in vibrant shades ranging from yellow to orange, particularly attracting pollinators.

Among the most fascinating varieties is the Echeveria mira variegata, with its white and green striped leaves, creating an enchanting contrast compared to the classic variety. Thanks to its unique beauty, this variety is highly appreciated by succulent enthusiasts, who consider it a true botanical treasure.

Cultivation

To cultivate Echeveria mira, it is essential to choose the right soil. The plant prefers a well-draining substrate, ideal for succulents, composed of a mixture of sand and nutrient-rich soil. Avoiding water stagnation is crucial, as it can cause root rot, a critical factor for the plant’s health.

Light exposure is another key aspect in the cultivation of Echeveria mira. This plant thrives in full sun or bright areas, but not excessively hot ones. Ideal temperatures range between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius, while in winter it can tolerate cooler temperatures, as long as they do not drop below freezing.

Regarding watering, a moderate approach is recommended. The Echeveria mira does not require frequent watering; it is best to water only when the soil is completely dry. In summer, weekly watering is generally sufficient, while in winter the frequency can be further reduced. Additionally, it is important to fertilize the plant with a specific succulent fertilizer, to be applied every two months during spring and summer, to promote healthy and robust growth.

An interesting aspect of this plant is its growing popularity among gardening enthusiasts and collectors. Its radiant beauty, combined with its ease of cultivation, has made the Echeveria mira an ideal choice for decorating homes with unique ornamental plants.

In summary, the Echeveria mira is an excellent choice for those who love succulents and wish to venture into the wonderful world of botany. Thanks to its distinctive beauty and relatively simple cultivation needs, it can easily adapt to various settings, both indoors and outdoors. We invite everyone to try cultivating this extraordinary plant, discovering the many benefits that plants can bring to daily life. Immerse yourself in the charm of succulents and let the Echeveria mira brighten your spaces!

35,00

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Origin

Cultivar

Family

Crassulaceae

Exposure

Direct sun at least half a day from early spring to autumn. Come back when the temperature approaches ten degrees.

Watering

Regular (every 10 days) from spring to late summer. Check that the earth is completely dry before watering again.

Fertilization

In spring and autumn

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