Echeveria graptoveria 'Debbie' 2 Inch

Echeverias generally thrive outdoors in our Pacific NW summers but they don't do particularly well with temps below the mid-50s or above 90 degrees, so we often recommend growing them indoors year-round. Echeveria graptoveria 'Debbie' (there is no common name) is a cross between two succulents, echeveria and graptopetalum, resulting in a uniquely shaped rosette with a waxy, powdery-looking coating called farina, in hues of pink and green. More light will intensify the pink coloring, so grow outdoors where it can get four to six hours of sunlight (but not at the hottest time of day) or place in a south-facing window indoors.  
'Debbie' may send up pink flowers in late spring to summer, but the main attraction to this specimen is its unique leaves. Like most succulents, well-draining soil, infrequent but deep watering (not on the leaves, please), and lots of light will keep 'Debbie' happy and looking its best.
 
 

Common Name: Echeveria graptoveria Debbie

Mature Size: 6" - 8" rosettes

Growth Rate: Moderate

Optimum Temperature:

• 60° F
• 65° F
• 70° F
• 75° F
• 80° F

Characteristics: Houseplant, pet-friendly

Light: Well-lit room indoors (or grow lights). May be grown outdoors in the summer.

Water Requirements: Water thoroughly when top inch of soil is dry

Foliage Color: Green

Bloom Color: Pink

Bloom Time:

Structure: Rosette form

Photos: Real images, not stock photos

Please Note: When Ground Shipping is selected, plants will be shipped on the following Monday to help maintain the plant quality.