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Echeveria mira 'variegata' 10.5cm

Name: Echeveria mira 'variegata' 10.5cm
Brand: Greenleaf Garden Center
SKU: Echevmiravarieg10.5cm
Price: 24.0 EUR
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Echeveria mira 'variegata'

Variegation that doesn’t shout — it simply stands out 🌿

Family: Crassulaceae • Pot diameter: 10.5 cm • Height: ~15 cm

Crassulaceae Evergreen Light: very bright Care: easy Variegated

The Echeveria mira 'variegata' is a collector-grade rosette with a clean, premium pattern: creamy zones and soft green tones alternate across thick leaves, and in strong light the edges can pick up a subtle blush. The silhouette stays compact and “sculpted”, which makes it perfect as a standalone display plant or as the focal point in a refined succulent arrangement. It’s the kind of plant where the look does the work — crisp geometry, tidy form, and a variegation pattern that keeps every angle interesting.

Light

☀️ Very bright

Supports a compact rosette and clearer pattern.

Water

💧 Sparse

Water only after the mix dries out fully.

Growth

🐢 Slow

A rosette that rewards patience.

Aesthetic

🎨 Pattern

Cream–green with a gentle blush.

What makes it special

✨ Variegation (variegation) with a clean, collector look.
🧩 Symmetrical rosette with sharp lines and strong visual detail.
🪴 A premium accent for pots and curated succulent compositions.

Ideal use

🪴 As the centerpiece in decorative pots.
🪟 In very bright spots for a compact, “crisp” rosette.
🎁 A great gift for succulent collectors and variegation lovers.

Where to place it

Give it very bright light so the rosette stays tight and the pattern reads clearly. Indoors, a bright window is ideal. Outdoors, gentle sun works well — just be mindful of extreme midday intensity and increase exposure gradually.

Pairs well with

Solid-color echeverias (green or purple) so the variegation can lead.
Dark-toned succulents for crisp contrast.
Neutral pots and stone top-dressing to keep the focus on the leaf pattern.

Design role: a collector “focus point” that adds fine detail and bright contrast.

Origin of the variety click to read

Taxonomic context: Echeveria belongs to Crassulaceae, a family known for rosette-forming succulents with strong drought-adaptations.

Genus background: Many Echeveria species are associated with Mexico and nearby regions, often growing on rocky, fast-draining substrates in bright conditions.

Name usage in cultivation: The trade name ‘mira’ is used horticulturally for a rosette type with a distinctive look; ‘variegata’ indicates a form with variegation (areas of reduced chlorophyll) on the leaves.

Propagation & stability: Variegated forms are typically maintained through vegetative propagation (offsets/leaf or stem propagation where applicable) so the pattern remains consistent. The intensity of the pattern can shift with season and light.

Note on cultivar-specific documentation: Public, primary breeder data for this exact variegated line is often limited in the open literature; for that reason, we describe what is reliably observable (form, growth habit, and variegation behavior) rather than claiming a specific breeder or year.

1) Potting mix: Very fast-draining succulent mix with a strong mineral component for quick dry-down.

2) Watering: Sparse — water only when the mix is fully dry. Reduce strongly in winter.

3) Light: Very bright light helps keep the rosette compact and the pattern cleaner.

🔎 Item	Details
🌿 Botanical name	Echeveria mira 'variegata'
🪴 Pot/size	10.5 cm • height ~15 cm
☀️ Light	Very bright • gentle sun can enhance the pattern.
💧 Water	Sparse • only in fully dry mix.
🎨 Feature	Variegation (variegation) in cream/green tones.
🌱 Mix	Very fast-draining succulent mix.
🐾 Toxicity	Non-toxic — suitable for homes with kids and pets.

💡 Tip: Keep the rosette dry when you water — aim the water at the soil, not the leaves. A dry crown stays cleaner and reduces risk of cosmetic marks.

🤔 Did you know? Variegation comes from areas with less chlorophyll. That’s why variegated plants often grow more slowly — but they also deliver a more collector-focused look.

Why you’ll love it info

✨ Because the pattern reads clean and premium.
🧩 Because the rosette stays symmetrical and highly photogenic.
🪴 Because it works as a focal point in any succulent display.
🎁 Because it’s a strong collector pick without being “too much”.

🧠 Greenleaf for nerds — scientific facts nobody asked for geek

💧 CAM metabolism (Crassulacean Acid Metabolism) reduces water loss by taking in CO₂ mostly at night.
🎨 Variegation often involves chimeric tissue distribution (chimera), which is why patterns can vary leaf-to-leaf.
🌿 Compact rosette form is strongly influenced by stable, high light and steady, conservative watering.
📌 In variegated plants, greener tissue photosynthesizes more efficiently — a balanced mix of green and cream supports long-term vigor.

How do I keep the variegation strong? color

Give it very bright light. In lower light, patterns often look calmer and the plant may appear greener overall.

Watering: how sparse is “sparse”? water

Water only when the potting mix is fully dry throughout. Overly frequent moisture is the most common cause of issues with succulents.

Will the colors shift through the year? season

Yes — tones can change with season and light. In stronger light, cream areas and soft blush tones tend to look cleaner.

Is it safe around pets? safety

Generally considered non-toxic. Still, it’s best to discourage chewing, as with any houseplant.

🔎 Note: Due to natural variation, the plant you receive may differ slightly from the photos. Shape, size, and coloring vary with season and growing conditions.

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Echeveria mira 'variegata' 10.5cm

Echeveria mira 'variegata' 10.5cm

Echeveria mira 'variegata'

Light

Water

Growth

Aesthetic

What makes it special

Ideal use

Where to place it

Pairs well with

Echeveria mira 'variegata' 10.5cm 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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