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Echeveria Pink Vera variegata
The plant likes a sunny location. The plant can be grown outdoors in summer.
Always water a few days after the substrate has dried out. Reduce watering in winter.
It can withstand temperatures as low as -3.9 °C for short periods. However, the plant is not frost-resistant.
The name Pink Vera refers to the delicate pink tones that appear especially in the sun.
Echeveria Pink Vera variegata is a variegated cultivar. It is a horticultural selection without a precisely documented origin, grown primarily for the color variability of its leaves.
The plant forms a regular rosette with a diameter of around 15 cm. The leaves are fleshy and smooth, showing soft pastel tones ranging from green to creamy shades, with a distinct pink margin that becomes more pronounced under good light. The variegation is irregular and may vary between individual plants and during growth, which is typical for this cultivar.
The flowers correspond to the standard type of the genus Echeveria. They appear on longer stalks emerging from the rosette and are colored red and orange.
This succulent prefers a bright position, a well-draining substrate, and careful watering with complete drying between waterings. It performs best as a houseplant on a bright windowsill or outdoors during summer, where it maintains a compact rosette and delicate pastel coloration that makes it very attractive.