Echeveria colorata

Echeveria colorata is a variety of Echeveria appreciated for its bright colors and attractive rosette shape. This succulent plant is distinguished by its thick, fleshy leaves, which can range from blue-green to pink-red, depending on light and growing conditions.

Origin: Echeveria colorata belongs to the genus Echeveria and is native to the semi-desert regions of Central and South America.
Watering: Water moderately and allow the substrate to dry thoroughly between waterings to prevent root rot.
Brightness: Place the plant in a bright spot with direct light.
Substrate: Use a well-draining potting mix.
Leaves: Echeveria colorata's leaves are fleshy and thick, with an attractive color palette that varies according to the lighting.
Flowers: When in bloom, this plant can produce flower stalks lined with small, bell-shaped flowers, usually in summer.
Toxicity: Not toxic to humans or pets.