• Echeveria Agavoides is an evergreen succulent native to Mexico. It has thick, triangular leaves that are similar to those of agaves, which gives it the name “Agavoides” – “looking like an agave”. It has red tips with lots of sunlight exposure. Echeveria Agavoides is often solid, but healthy mature plants can produce offsets.
• In Spring or late Summer, it grows pink to red bell-shaped flowers with yellow tips. It is also called a lipstick plant.
• All of the plants will be shipped bare root.

LIGHT/SOIL/WATER

• Average, Well-Drained, Gritty.
• Needs occasional water in the summer.
• Sun, Mostly Sun.
• Red, Green.
• By stem or leaf cuttings in spring/early summer.
• Generally non-toxic to humans and animals