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Echeveria Mebina Variegata - The plant is small, with chubby leaves with red margins and pointed tips. The leaves are densely packed in a lotus-like shape. It blooms in spring and grows in clumps by sprouting side buds. There is no difference between Echeveria Mebina and Echeveria Mebina Variegata in plant shape and leaf shape. The biggest difference between them is the color. Because of the variegation, Echeveria Mebina Variegata has beautiful striped variegated spots on its leaves.
How to Color - Provide 6+ hours of bright direct sunlight daily (10–12 hours grow light indoors). Maintain an 46–54°F day-night temperature difference in fall/winter. Water only when soil is 70–80% dry—avoid wetting leaves or rosette center. Use fast-draining gritty soil (60–70% perlite/pumice) and ensure good ventilation. Shade from intense midday sun in summer
Strong Root System - Growing in our California farm, every succulent is carefully nurtured by gardener expert. Each succulent is fully rooted in 2 inch starter planter with succulent & cacti soil mix. They are larger, better established and much more resilient than less-established succulents. The plant container and soil are included
Easy to Care - As a drought-tolerant succulent, the Echeveria Mebina Variegata doesn't require a lot of water, so you don't have to water it as often, usually only once a week in mild hot weather and biweekly in colder months. You can wait for the soil to dry before watering, being careful not to leave water in the bottom tray
Ideal Decor - As a rare succulent, Echeveria Mebina Variegata is a great choice as decorative houseplant by your desktop indoor. From boy to girl, from women to old lady, everyone like it. Choosing Echeveria Mebina Variegata succulent bonsai as a unique sincere present for Birthday or Father's Day to you family, friends, colleagues, etc
Important Notes - Succulents may vary from pictures shown as they are living plants and grow differently throughout the year. Once you receive the package, please take it inside the house soon. Succulents' leaves are very fragile and may fall off during long trip. If your plant is missing some leaves upon arrival, just know they will grow back over time