Echeveria Frozen-Tips

Echeveria Frozen-Tips

Echeveria Frozen-Tips is another hybrid created by us, it’s quite easy to see that one of the parents is echeveria Tolimanensis, of which it has quite a few general traits. The name ‘Frozen Tips’ comes from the fact that it looks like it has frostbitten/burned tips, despite its normal appearance.

Care and cultivation

• Light: Requires full sun or very bright indirect sunlight to maintain the compact shape of the rosette and intensify the purple/red color on the edges of the leaves. Lack of light can cause stioling (elongated and weak growth).
• Watering: The “soak and dry” method applies. Water abundantly, but only when the substrate is completely dry.
• Substrate: Use a highly porous substrate with excellent drainage, specifically for cacti and succulents.
• Temperature: Adapts well to mild temperatures. It should be protected from frost and temperatures below 2°C.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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• Propagation: Relatively easy to propagate by leaf cuttings and offsets.