EtonGreen Live Echeveria Peacockii Succulent Plant

The Echeveria Violet Queen is one of many echeveria plants featuring a beautiful rosette of thick, rich green succulent leaves. Like most succulents, it’s easy to grow indoors, if you avoid over watering and give it enough sunlight. With a few additional plant care tips, it’s likely to thrive for many years. The small Echeveria Violet Queen is a succulent plant with rosettes typically only reaching up to six inches in diameter. The foliage is silver blue and often tipped with red. The leaves are rounded, thick, and soft, and also don’t get very tall. Most potted peacocks measure three to five inches tall. Outdoors, the plant can reach up to 12 inches in height and six inches or more across. The Echeveria Violet Queen produces spikes of bright orange-red flowers in the summer. The flowers bloom from long, slender stalks extending from the center of the rosette The plant often produces 20 or more flowers each season when grown in ideal conditions. Indoor plants may not produce grow as many flowers, but they should still bloom The peacock is drought tolerant. It doesn’t need frequent watering, especially during the winter. Follow these simple tips to ensure that the plant doesn’t get over watered: Never pour water into the rosette Allow the soil to dry between watering Fertilizer can be used, but only sparingly. Using too much fertilizer may lead to excessive growth, weakening the plant.