Echeveria 'Izar' 5.5cm
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Normal price €2,50Echeveria 'Izar' 5.5cm Care & Tips
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For those who love rosettes with character 🎨
Family: Crassulaceae • Pot diameter: 5.5cm
Echeveria 'Izar' is a small ornamental Echeveria with a compact rosette and thick, fleshy leaves that form a clean geometric arrangement. Its colours usually sit between cool green and grey-green, while in a very bright position it may develop stronger pinkish, purple or bronze tones along the leaf edges. It is ideal for small pots, bright windowsills, succulent shelves and compositions where a plant with a tight form, low demands and a very clean aesthetic is needed. Like most Echeveria, it loves plenty of light, well-draining substrate and careful watering only when the soil has dried well.
Place it in a very bright position, ideally near a window with plenty of natural light or on a sheltered balcony with gentle direct sun. Echeveria 'Izar' needs enough light to keep its rosette tight, its leaves compact and its colours more intense. In low light, it may stretch, the rosette may open up and the plant may lose its clean shape. If moved outdoors or into strong summer sun, the transition should be gradual to avoid leaf scorch.
Composition goal: a bright succulent planting with clean lines, small size, mineral texture, limited watering and a strong geometric presence.
Taxonomic history: Echeveria 'Izar' is sold as a cultivated Echeveria variety. In some trade references, it also appears as Pachyveria 'Izar', which fits the thicker, fleshy texture of its leaves. For this product, we keep the trade name Echeveria 'Izar', as it is known in the market.
Place/habitat & distribution: The genus Echeveria is associated with dry and semi-dry regions of the Americas, mainly of Mexican and Central American origin, where many species grow in bright, rocky places with fast drainage. This adaptation explains why cultivated varieties love abundant light and do not tolerate constant moisture in the pot.
Naming: The variety name 'Izar' is used to distinguish this particular form with a compact rosette, thick leaves and colouring that changes depending on the light. Its appearance becomes more interesting when grown in a bright position without excessive watering.
Colour & growth: Echeveria 'Izar' grows slowly to moderately and keeps an attractive look in a small pot. Its colours can become more intense with very bright light, slight dryness between waterings and the right well-draining substrate.
| 🔎 Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| 🌿 Scientific name | Echeveria 'Izar' |
| 🪴 Pot/Size | 5.5cm |
| ☀️ Light | Very bright position to gentle direct sun, with gradual adjustment to strong summer light. |
| 💧 Watering | Light; water only when the substrate has dried well. |
| 🪨 Substrate | Very well-draining cactus and succulent mix, with fast drying. |
| 🌿 Foliage | Thick, fleshy leaves in a compact rosette, with cool green to grey-green tones. |
| 🎨 Colouring | In a very bright position, it may develop pinkish, purple or bronze tones along the leaf edges. |
| 🐾 Toxicity | Non-toxic — suitable for spaces with children and pets, with sensible avoidance of eating the leaves. |
It needs a very bright position and can receive gentle direct sun. Exposure to strong summer sun should be gradual, so leaf scorch does not appear.
Water only when the substrate has dried well. Avoid water sitting in the centre of the rosette, especially in low light or during colder periods.
Its colours are affected by light, temperature and watering. In a brighter position, it may develop stronger pinkish, purple or bronze leaf edges.
Yes, Echeveria are considered non-toxic to cats and dogs. Even so, eating the leaves should be avoided, as it may irritate the stomach.
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🔎 Note: Due to the natural diversity of plants, the plant you receive may differ slightly from the one shown in the photo. Shape, size and colour may vary depending on the season, growing conditions and the natural character of each plant.