Plant Identification

27

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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Houseplant, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

7 Amazing Types of Echeveria elegans for your Impressive Succulent Collection

Echeveria elegans has stunning types although most of them are not confirmed botanical varieties and are affected by the environment. Here, I collected 7 types of Echeveria elegans: Alba, Blue, Crystal Rose, Potosina Crystal (Rose), Raspberry Ice, Albicans, and kesselringiana. I'll show a picture of these Echeveria elegans types and tell you about their appearance. I also teach you how to take care of them to grow healthy. Keep reading to choose the best Echeveria elegans varieties for your plant collection. Echeveria elegans is also known by several charming common names like Mexican Gem, Mexican Ghost Plant, Mexican Hens and Chicks, Mexican Snowball,…

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23

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

7 Elegant Purple Echeveria Types: Best for your Small House Plants Collection.

purple Echeveria succulents like some cultivars of Echeveria purple pearl, Purple Echeveria agavoides, Purple Echeveria gibbiflora, Echeveria perle von nurnberg, Echeveria black Prince', and Echeveria 'Dark Moon” are best purple Echeveria types. Here, you will find all the things required to provide an indoor plant collection of these stunning small succulents. I will show pics of the above purple Echeveria plants and tell you about the key characteristics. In addition, I provided a guideline to care for these purple Echeveria types indoors. By following my tips, they will thrive healthy in your house and you will enjoy their beauties. Purple…

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22

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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Houseplant, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

8 Echeveria agavoides Varieties: Stunning Small Succulents in 2025 + Caring Tips

If you're looking for a relatively low-maintenance, elegant plant, I recommend Echeveria agavoides varieties like Lipstick, Scarlet, Romeo, Miranda, Christmas, Red Tip, Ebony, and Red Shade. In essence, varieties of Echeveria agavoides are a vibrant colour palette, making a visually appealing succulent in your collection. In this post, I provided a gallery of their images with their key features to distinguish them. One thing I love about them is that their easy-care requirements make them a popular choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts.   I will tell you how to care for them, and by providing my pro…

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20

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria lola vs lilacina: A Verified Guideline to Distinguish Them

Echeveria lola is a hybrid of Echeveria lilacina and Echeveria derenbergii, Hence, Echeveria lola is very similar to Echeveria lilacina, however, you can distinguish them by some key features like their size and leaf shape. For instance, Echeveria lola is a few inches larger than Lilacina, and its leaves are slightly rounder and plumper. Keep reading to learn more information about Echeveria lola vs lilacina. I will also show you their images, hence you can compare them and their differences will be easier for you.  if you are ready, let's get going. Echeveria Lola: A Stunning Hybrid Echeveria Lola is…

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18

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria imbricata vs elegans: An Easy and Reliable Way to Distingush

To distinguish between Echeveria imbricata and Echeveria elegans, focus on their leaf shape and growth habit.  In summary to Echeveria imbricata vs elegans, the shape of E. imbricata is a flatter and wider rosette, and its leaves are broader, while E. elegans forms a more compact, rounded rosette, and its leaves are spoon-shaped. Anyway, Echeveria imbricata vs elegans can be challenging because of the various types of Echeveria elegans and Echeveria imbricata with vibrant colours. In addition, their size and colours may be changed in different environments and situations. Hence, to distinguish between them, you need to have an overview…

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17

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

5 Stunning Large Echeveria Varieties Which you Must Add to your Indoor Decor

If you like Echeverias for their lovely rosette form, here are large Echeveria varieties that can grow quite large, including Echeveria gibbiflora, Echeveria 'Blue Dude', Echeveria elegans, Echeveria laui, and Echeveria peacockii. Keep reading to get to know them and choose the best for your indoor plant collection. In the following, I will describe them and give you a brief overview of them. Because the size and colour of Echerverias can change in various environmental conditions, my descriptions will help you to identify them more easily. In addition, you can see the image of them, which makes the best choice…

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13

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria Benitsukasa VS Nodulosa: An Easy Tested Way to Distinguish

Echeveria nodulosa is known for its rosette shape and often green leaves with reddish to pink hues. However, Echeveria benitsukasa' is a well-known cultivar of Echeveria nodulosa with more pronounced red shades on its leaves. For Echeveria benitsukasa vs nodulosa, in addition to their colourations, you can also consider large caruncles on the leaves of Benitsukasa. Keep reading to tell you more keys to identify them. Anyway, while seeking on markets you find various names such as Echeveria benitsukasa, Echeveria nodulosa, Echeveria nodulosa painted lady, Echeveria nodulosa “Benitsukasa”, or Echeveria nodulosa “Maruba Benitsukasa” for a very similar Echeveria types. But…

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10

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria devotion vs pulvinate: Do it Easy!

Echeveria Devotion is a cultivar of Echeveria pulvinata. So, its correct name is Echeveria pulvinata “Devotion “. Actually, Echeveria pulvinate is an originate species with several varieties including: Echeveria pulvinata “Devotion “. Echeveria pulvinata “Ruby “. Echeveria pulvinata “Rose “. Echeveria pulvinata “Frosty “: This is also known as Echeveria pulvinata “Leucotricha”. Hence, when people ask me about” Echeveria devotion vs pulvinate”, I answer that it’s dependent on comparing Echeveria devotion with which variety of Echeveria pulvinate. In the following, I first describe the appearance of Echeveria devotion and then compare it with other varieties of Echeveria pulvinate. Keep reading.…

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09

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria Devotion Vs Ruby Slippers: All You Need to Distinguish

Echeveria devotion, whose correct name is Echeveria pulvinata Devotion, is a stunning small compact succulent with green leaves that are burgundy in tips. However, Echeveria ruby slippers (its exact name is Echeveria harmsii Ruby Slippers) are another velvet Echeveria type with reddish leaves and a shrubbier growth habit. Keep reading to learn more keys for Echeveria Devotion Vs Ruby Slippers. Echeveria Devotion     is a captivating succulent that stands out due to its striking appearance. In the following, you can see its images and key features, which help you to identify it easier. Key Features: Compact Growth: This cultivar…

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08

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria Identification: Do it Easily with my Tested Ways

For Echeveria identification, you must consider some key characteristics, like its succulent-type leaves, which are often arranged in rosette patterns and can come in green, blue, pink, red, and purple hues. In addition, most Echeveria species can produce showy flowers in shades of pink, red, orange, or yellow on tall stems. Despite their compact shape, some are trailing Echeverias.   Hi, stay with me as I show you how to identify an Echeveria plant by its botanical features and compare it with its lookalikes. You can also use a valid plant ID, which makes Echeveria identification easier. Most Echeveria species are native to Mexico and Central America and adapted…

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