Echeveria agavoides inventory-hero-monitored They come in groups of

They come in groups of 3 or 4 at several times during the year Each flowers last around a week

It is recommended to place them where there is lots of sun during the hot season

The species is naturally scarce and near Threatened because there are no obvious threats affecting it

Root: Turnip-like

Echeveria agavoides inventory-hero-monitored They come in groups ofEcheveria agavoides goes by the common name Lipstick Echeveria. It is a diverse and exotic plant highly valued for its thick triangular leaves. This plant has its origin in Mexico and belongs to the family Crassulaceae. Echeveria agavoides requires an equable climate consisting of sun & shade and grows up to 15 cm in height. Offering a winter dormant variety of Echeveria suitable for areas with low humidity. Growth Rate Echeveria agavoides plants are