Echeveria Ice Green

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Echeveria ‘Ice Green’ is a hybrid succulent from the Crassulaceae family, belonging to the Echeveria genus. It originates from a cross between Echeveria elegans ‘Albicans’ and Echeveria laui, making it a popular choice among succulent enthusiasts due to its unique frosted appearance and vibrant leaf colors.

Morphological Features:
• Leaves:
• Thick, plump, and obovate (reverse egg-shaped), with a prominent keel on the back.
• The surface is covered with a layer of white farina (frost-like coating).
• Under normal conditions, the leaves are light green. When exposed to sufficient light and large temperature differences, the leaves turn orange-red or take on a translucent jelly-like appearance, making them look crystal-clear and highly ornamental.
• Growth Form:
• Forms a compact rosette structure with tightly arranged leaves.
• The average diameter of a fully grown plant is around 4 inches (10 cm).
• Flowers:
• Blooms in late spring to early summer.
• Flower stalks are about 2-4 inches (5-10 cm) long, with pink or orange, bell-shaped flowers consisting of five petals.

Growth Cycle & Seasonal Behavior:
• Spring & Fall (Active Growth):
• This is the primary growth period when the plant develops new leaves and intensifies its colors.
• Fertilize every 4-6 weeks with a diluted succulent fertilizer during this season.
• Summer (Dormancy):
• Growth slows, and the leaves may tighten and compact to conserve water.
• Reduce watering and avoid fertilizing during this period.
• Winter (Slow Growth):
• Growth continues slowly if kept in a warm, well-lit area.
• Water sparingly and ensure bright light to support minimal growth.

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Succulent Plant Care Instructions and Precautions

  • 1. Light Requirements:

    • Adequate Sunlight: Succulents prefer bright, indirect light. Most species require 8-10 hours of sunlight daily.
    • Avoid Direct Sunburn: Provide shade during hot summer days to prevent leaf burn.

  • 2. Watering Methods:

  • 3. Soil and Pots:

  • 4. Temperature and Humidity:

  • 5. Fertilization Management:

  • 6. Pruning and Regular Maintenance:

  • 7. Pest and Disease Prevention: