A rare, collectible selection with long, slightly concave leaves that finish in slim, dark tips. The epidermis shows a glaucous blue-grey tone that, depending on season and exposure, develops a subtle pink edge — refined, instantly recognisable. The rosette stays compact yet tends toward impressive width, making a strong focal point in succulent compositions.

Crassulaceae Evergreen Sun – very bright light Low care Large rosette • collectible

Light

🔆 very bright

Handles sun with gradual acclimation.

Water

💧 sparse

Only when fully dry.

Temperature

🌡️ 5–35 °C

Protect from frost.

Form

📐 rosette

Long, tapered leaves — glaucous.

What makes it special

🩶 Glaucous blue-grey skin with seasonal pink edging
🗡️ Long, tapered leaves — crisp rosette geometry
🪴 Tends to large diameter — powerful focal point

Ideal uses

🎯 Centerpiece in succulent bowls
🏙️ Minimal compositions with clean lines
🎨 Contrast beside green or dark rosettes

Where to place it

Very bright spot with airflow. Use a succulent/pumice mix for excellent drainage and a pot with a drainage hole.

Plants to pair with

Graptopetalum / Graptoveria for texture harmony
Dwarf Crassula as a neat ground “carpet”
Contrast with dark Echeveria or Haworthia

Goal: crisp outline, bright placement, showcase the glaucous tone.

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Identity: A cultivated selection (not a wild species), likely with Echeveria cuspidata influence — hence the pronounced, “pointed” leaf axis.

Character: Compact yet broad rosette with slightly concave blades and tiny dark tips.

Colour: Glaucous blue-grey skin that, with season/exposure, develops a discreet pink rim — refined, quiet polychromy.

1) Substrate: Succulent mix + inerts (pumice/lava) for instant drainage.

2) Watering: Deep but sparse; let it dry out fully between drinks.

3) Site/Light: Very bright spot; acclimate gradually to direct sun.

🔎 Spec	Info
🌿 Scientific name	Echeveria 'Aquila'
🪴 Pot / Size	Diameter 13 cm • Height ~15 cm
☀️ Light	Full sun to very bright light (with acclimation)
💧 Water	Sparse — only when completely dry
🌡️ Temperature	Approx. 5–35 °C • Protect from frost
💦 Humidity	Low — good ventilation, avoid stagnant moisture
🐾 Toxicity	Non-toxic — suitable around pets & children

💡 Tip: White or light top-dressing highlights the glaucous colour and keeps the rosette looking crisp.

🤔 Did you know? The glaucous “bloom” is an epidermal wax; avoid rubbing to prevent patchy dulling.

Why you’ll love it info

🩶 Blue-grey, lived-in tone with seasonal pink edges
📐 Clean geometry — rosette with sharp character
🪴 Looks premium as a bowl centerpiece

🧠 Greenleaf for nerds — scientific tidbits nobody asked for geek

🧬 Possible E. cuspidata heritage → pronounced points
🧪 Epicuticular wax (glaucous bloom) creates the blue-grey look
🎚️ Pink rim often appears with seasonal cues
🌱 Rosette tends to large diameters at maturity

Is it a wild species? identity

No — it’s a cultivated selection/hybrid, not a wild species.

Will it get a pink edge? colour

Often a discreet pink hue appears on the margins with season/exposure.

How big does the rosette get? size

It tends toward impressive diameters while keeping a compact stance.

Is it pet-safe? safety

Considered non-toxic; still, discourage chewing as with any plant.

🔎 Note: Due to natural variation, the plant you receive may differ slightly from the one pictured. Form, size, or coloration depends on season, growing conditions, and the nature of each plant.

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Echeveria 'aquila' 13cm

Echeveria 'aquila' 13cm

Echeveria 'Aquila' — Echeveria

Light

Water

Temperature

Form

What makes it special

Ideal uses

Where to place it

Plants to pair with

Echeveria 'aquila' 13cm — Care & Tips

We take care of the packaging!

With specially designed boxes, we ensure that the plants will reach you intact, no matter what they encounter on the way!

All plants in 3L pots or larger are placed in individual boxes that secure the plant at the base of the pot, preventing it from tipping over.

The cardboard used for the boxes is specially made to provide resistance to potential impacts during transport.

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