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Echeveria Dandy
Place the plant ideally in a sunny location.
Always water a few days after the substrate has dried out. Reduce watering in winter.
The plant is not hardy.
Dandy is a very hardy and easy-care plant. It is therefore also suitable for beginners who can try and improve their growing skills.
Echeveria Dandy is a hybrid succulent. However, its parents cannot be determined with certainty.
The colour shifts from blue-green to yellow-green with purple to red tints at the tip. The leaves are covered with a fine whitish waxy layer in places. The fleshy lanceolate leaves are rounded at the base and pointed at the apex. The succulent grows into a single rosette which later forms offsets.
During the flowering season, small yellow-orange tubular flowers appear on the plant.
The succulent is easily propagated from individual leaves. It dislikes fertilisation and prolonged waterlogging. There is also a variegated form with green and cream spots on the leaves. Echeveria Dandy is a very undemanding succulent plant with high hardiness. It is suitable for beginners who can hone their growing skills on it and it will still brighten up your collection with its succulent appearance.