| Famiglia | Crassulaceae |
|---|---|
| Provenienza | Cultivar |
| Esposizione | Molta luce o sole diretto graduale. Proteggere dal sole estivo estremo e dal gelo. |
| Annaffiature | Regolari (ogni 10 giorni) da primavera a fine estate. Controllare che la terra sia completamente asciutta prima di annaffiare nuovamente. |
| Concimazioni | Concimare leggermente in primavera e autunno. Ridurre in estate nelle specie sensibili al caldo. |
Echeveria ‘Trumpet Pinky’ Ø 14
Echeveria ‘Trumpet Pinky’ Ø 14, supplied in an elegant terracotta pot from our Manera Line.
This is a remarkable succulent, famous for its tubular leaves ending in a trumpet-like shape. This variety forms a compact rosette of fleshy leaves completely rolled up on themselves. The leaf blade is covered with a dense waxy cuticle called pruinose (farina), giving the plant a matte, velvety appearance. Under strong light or during seasonal temperature changes (autumn and spring), the funnel-shaped leaf tips turn bright pink or deep crimson.
Growing notes:
- Light: full sun or very bright light; tolerates partial shade but colors will fade.
- Watering: allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings; in winter, reduce to a minimum (once a month or less).
- Soil type: very well-draining, ideally a cactus/succulent mix with sand and pumice.
- Fertilizing: once a month in spring/summer with a low-nitrogen succulent fertilizer.
- Fun fact: the farina does not regenerate if rubbed off by fingers — avoid touching the leaves to preserve the velvety look.
Not grafted
Code 1351
€40,00
