Echeveria Hybrid

(Hybrid Echeveria)

🌍 Origin

• Hybrid origin (not found in the wild)

• Created in California, USA by hybridizer Dick Wright

• Parentage includes Echeveria lilacina and Echeveria derenbergii (commonly cited)

🪴 Description

Echeveria ‘Lola’ is a beautiful rosette-forming succulent known for its soft pastel colors.
The leaves are thick, spoon-shaped, and slightly ruffled, with a blue-grey to silvery lavender tone and delicate pink edges.
A fine powdery coating (farina) covers the leaves, giving a matte, elegant appearance and protecting the plant from sun and water loss.
It grows symmetrically into a medium-sized rosette and looks especially attractive under bright light.

🌞 Care Guide

☀️ Light

• Bright light to full sun

• Ideal: 4–6 hours of sunlight (morning sun preferred)

• Low light causes stretching and dull color

💧 Watering

• Use the soak and dry method

• Water only when soil is completely dry

• Summer: every 7–10 days

• Winter: every 2–3 weeks
  ⚠️ Avoid water sitting in the rosette

🌱 Soil

• Well-draining cactus/succulent mix

• Add perlite, pumice, or coarse sand for extra drainage

🌼 Fertilizer

• Optional

• Feed once a month in spring–summer with diluted succulent fertilizer

• No fertilizer in winter

🪴 Pot

• Pot with drainage holes

• Terracotta pots are best

🌸 Flowering

• Blooms in spring

• Produces tall stalks with pink to coral bell-shaped flowers

🌿 Propagation

• By leaf propagation

• By offsets (pups) or stem cuttings