Echeveria
- proper noun
- /ˌɛkəˈvɪəriə/
- Specialized
- The Echeveria plant is admired for its stunning rosette-shaped leaves and vibrant colors.
And I'm seeing some echeveria blooms poking up from this one.
- And I'm seeing some echeveria blooms poking up from this one.
Examples
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In my garden, the Echeveria adds a splash of color with its unique succulent form.
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Echeveria subrigida 'Fire and Ice'
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And I'm seeing some echeveria blooms poking up from this one.
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More Haworthias, Echeverias, string of hearts, another great big dressina.
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Many people choose to decorate their homes with Echeveria because it requires little care and looks beautiful.
Synonyms
A plant with thick leaves that store water for dry places
Surface Forms
Etymology
Echeveria is named after a Mexican plant artist, Atanasio Echeverría y Godoy, who drew many local plants. So Echeveria became the name for a group of fleshy, rosette-shaped succulent plants, which helps you remember it as the name of these houseplants.