Succulents Echeveria White Minima Full Sun

Echeveria white minima is a visually pleasing succulent from the echeveria family.  White minima, like most echeveria species, has fleshing leaves that form a rosette. This silver-blue foliage is tipped with a pinkish-red hue creating a stunning contrast.

A great addition to any succulent garden or a colourful potted plant option.

The trick to succulents is to plant them in free-draining potting mix, put them in the sun, and keep them on the dry side.

You only need to water them when the soil is dry down to a few centimetres, and barely at all in the winter months. Read our blog on caring for succulents here and become an expert in about three minutes.

Quick Facts:

• What to use me for: I’m a structural interesting desk plant and will brighten up your coffee table. If you’ve got a terrarium, I’d love to move in.

• I grow to: I’ll reach about 20cms tall and 10cms wide.

• Where to place me: I like full sun to part shade

• Soil Conditions: I must have free-draining potting mix or my roots will rot.

Our plants are beautifully grown and mature in size with developed root’s and guaranteed sun hardened. These plants can be inserted straight into the ground and make an excellent garden plant.