Echeveria Succulents for Sale

About Echeveria Laurensis Emerging from Mexico's volcanic highlands, E. laurensis captivates with its liquid-metal foliage and graceful form. Unlike compact echeverias, this variety celebrates unrestrained beauty, evolving from youthful symmetry...

About Echeveria Mexican pulidonis (4 inch) Native to the arid highlands of Mexico, Echeveria pulidonis 'Mexican' is a celebrated species prized for its sculptural resilience and striking color dynamics. This...

About Echeveria 'Night' (4 inch) A dramatic hybrid (Echeveria affinis × E. shaviana), 'Night' captivates with its velvety, near-black rosettes. Under moderate light, leaves unfold deep burgundy with plum undertones;...

About Echeveria Spotted Deer (4 inch) A modern hybrid of garden artistry, ‘Spotted Deer’ channels the enchantment of sun-dappled woodlands into a compact succulent treasure. While its lineage is cultivated,...

Product format: Rooted in 4" pot

Product format: Rooted in 4" pot

About Echeveria 'Snow Angel'Echeveria 'Snow Angel' is a rosette-shaped succulent featuring blue to blue-green with short red tips leaves. It produces an orange-yellow flower on a tall, arching red bloom stalk.How...

About Echeveria ‘Blue Surprise’ Echeveria ‘Blue Surprise’ rosette succulent got its name due to its beautiful gradient color of light blue and light purple leaves. People also call it a...

About Echeveria 'Tango'Echeveria 'Tango' has elliptical leaves that are relatively flat on the front and arc-shaped concave on the back. These leaves are powder green with red color margins on...

About Echeveria Dusty Rose Echeveria Dusty Rose is a stunning succulent plant known for its captivating beauty. The plant has large, thick leaves that are loosely arranged and can reach...

About Echeveria 'Biante'Echeveria 'Biante' is a rare Korean Echeveria, hybrid of E. cuspidata var. zaragozae x E. laui, aka Echeveria 'Viyant', a member of the family Crassulaceae. Its Korean name...

About Echeveria Agavoides Wild HorseEcheveria Agavoides Wild Horses are a rosette-type succulent. It has 'Agavoides' in the name because it looks thicker than the average echeveria leaves. The leaves of...