Echeveria Devotion Pulvinata Ruby

The easy to grow plant is a member of the crassulaceae family and like most succulents this plant returns year after year in areas where it is winter hardy.

Echeveria devotion pulvinata ruby. Echeveria pulvinata ruby blush is a small shrubby succulent plant. This succulent plant steals the show both outside and inside. Ruby is a sun loving plant and needs protection from. Tips on echeveria succulent care.

For this a professional jury has reviewed all entries and echeveria pulvinata devotion bcec 12 001 pbr submitted by javado has been chosen as best houseplant 2020. Echeveria devotion has warm burgundy red with green leaves that are velvety soft to the touch. In cold weather leaves blush rose red and look like red velvet. The leaves are a mid green with a silvery indumentum coverage of fine hairs and in colder months develop intense red on the leaf tips and margins.

Its spreading branches are a lovely addition to a rock garden. Echeveria pulvinata ruby a small low growing succulent with brilliant foliage echeveria pulvinata ruby is a stemmed plant with the rosettes forming on the stems. Enjoy the rich velvety leaves of devotion echeveria. Ruby which also goes by the names red velvet ruby blush or ruby slippers.

Echeveria pulvinata ruby is a beautiful shrubby succulent that grows up to 12 inches 15 cm tall and spreads several feet wide. Echeveria pulvinata has several variants that you can choose from and here are two of the most loved. Can take full sun. Echeveria pulvinata bcec 12 001 devotion.

A larger 3 5 pot of this variety is offered here. A selected form of a naturally occurring echeveria species from oaxaca mexico it is also known as a chenille plant ruby blush ruby slippers or red velvet because it has a crimson velvety coating to protect it from the intense sun of its rocky habitats. A touch of color may be all that your garden needs and this stands out succulent offers just that. Devotion has a nice round shape branches well and remains compact up to about 15 cm high.

To maintain red color in the leaves keep under high light and in cool night temperatures. This succulent steals the show both outside and inside. It grows up to 12 inches tall and sprawling to several feet in width with stems that are tipped with small rosettes holding thick spathulate green leaves with all parts densely covered with silvery white hairs. Can be planted outdoors in temperate to warm climates.