Pachyveria Scheideckeri – Succulent Plant
₹399.00
An very pretty succulent with short, stems and rosettes similar to that of echeveria. The leaves are blue-grey colour with faint stripes. Its flowers grow from an inflorescence and are orange/red.
This Powdered Jewel Plant is popular as a houseplant because it is very easy to care for and does not require much attention.
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Description
Plant Details
- Plant Size: Approximately 1 inches in overall height, from bottom of pot to top leaf and 2-4 inches spread
- Other name(s): Jeweled Crown
- Plant Type: Succulent, Flower (Pink colour)
- Plant Placement: Indoors or Outdoors
- Bloom Season: March to May
- Maximum Reachable Height: Up to 6 inches
- Difficulty: Easy to grow and low maintenance
What’s Included
- Plant: Pachyveria Scheideckeri Succulent (1)
- Pot: 3 inch Grower Round Plastic Pot (Black) (1)
Please Note
- All images displayed are of real products
- Actual plant may vary from the picture with respect to size and appearance
- As they are natural being and each plant differ from each other
- These are natural plants and required to be handled with love and care
- Pot design and color are subject to availability
- The actual delivery time may differ depending on the availability of the product
Care Tips
Light
- This is light loving plant and given plenty of light – full sun or partial shade
- Place it in a sunny spot like a terrace or patio to ensure they get lots of natural sunlight
- However, if placing them outside during the summer months, protect them from too much direct sunlight by providing them with some shade
- During the winter, they will fend-well indoors. Give them plenty of light to ensure good and compact growth
Water
- Pachyveria needs thorough watering to keep the leaves from shriveling up when the soil feels dry to the touch
- Too much ‘extra’ water on the leaves can affect the appearance of the fine, waxy surface over time
- Overwatering can also rot the roots and force the plant to fall over
- During the summer months, fed the plant once or twice
- In the winter if the plant is in a cool position, the needs no feeding at all
Soil and Transplanting
- Pachyveria grows best in well-drained soil cactus soil
- Transplanting should be done once or if the plant outgrows its current pot
Temperature
- Be careful not to allow the plants to stay too warm; otherwise, their growth tends to become stretched and soft
Propagation
- Propagate from cuttings
- Use both leaf cuttings and stems with complete rosettes can produce new plants but stems will produce faster results
- When using a stem cutting, wait for the cut surface dry for a few days
- Place the stem cutting in moist cactus soil and keep the plant out of direct sunlight
- After a few days, the cuttings will begin to take root
Pests and Disease
- Pachyveria is susceptible to aphids and thrips and
- A soil drench combined with a systemic insecticide solution and water is usually enough to get rid of them
- In case of any mealy bugs and scale insects, remove them with a toothpick
Suggested Pachyveria Uses
- Given their beautifully diverse appearance, Pachyverias are great options for decorative houseplants
- Grow them indoors and in the greenhouse
- Over time, they can even grow to take on a bonsai-like appearance
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