#echeveria ruffles

[semprvivum]

Echeveria 'Ruffles' head chop

[autisticaroaceandawesome]

I Might've Killed My Poor Plants...

I dropped my pot the other day by accident trying to bring it inside to save it from the brutal rain and broke it and some of my poor plants are injured except my Calico Kitten...it's completely gone. I've got the survivors I found in a pot I was planning on putting some Kalanchoe propagations in now. I just hope they'll recover. I'm glad I took cuttings from the Tugela Cliff Kalanchoe that live with some baby Jade plants as a centerpiece on the table right now and the Haworthia might be okay because it's hardier. The little bit of the Echeveria I salvaged might survive too, but it doesn't look promising. THIS kind of thing is why I'm such a pessimist. My luck is terrible and nothing seems to turn out right for me. Of course my sister had no sympathy and called me names when I cried about it and claimed I blamed her when I didn't because she's mean. She should have to buy me a new Calico Kitten Crassula. I'm really mad about that because I liked that plant and it grew from seed, I didn't buy it like the TC Kala or the Haworthia my Mom bought for me. The Echeveria was free too, it came from a leaf my Mom planted.

At least my Flapjacks Kalanchoe and Millotii Kalanchoes are in different pots and they're all looking good. The Flapjacks is nice and pink and has a baby now and is growing another new set of leaves and the Millotiis are so big and fuzzy. I saw a few nice Panda Plant Kalanchoes at Wal-Mart with some big ruffled Echeverias but I didn't buy any, I have enough plants as it is and I've got Echeveria seeds I need to plant. I have pictures of my other Kalanchoes and the little Hedgehog Aloe that lives with the Flapjacks. That Aloe loves rainwater. They all do, but it seems to like it best.

[oddinry]

my echeveria 'ruffles' flowered 🩷

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im trying to id this one succulent and its driving me insane. ive been trying to find the id for months and all i know is its an echeveria. the newest growth is slightly ruffled so i guess its one of the ruffled ones. i dont know if its one of the kinds that has caruncles because those develop at a certain age so mine could be too young. i cant tell what exactly the colour is because a lot of the farina is gone. i tried to get people on reddit to help id it but they didnt know either 😭 please i just wanna know what i have....

[captain-habit]

BLOOMAGE!!

I wasn't sure if this dude was going to make it for a while there, but despite it leaning MOST of the way out of its planter (its developed a VERY crooked stem), its become one of my largest and oldest succulents 👌

Now I just need to... conside the best way to behead it, so I can re-root it so its not in danger of toppling over 🤔

[5-secondsofcolor]

Three weeks

[zombie-leaf]

04/02/20

[blogledor]

CRINOLINE RUFFLES ECHEVERIA: CARE GUIDE AND PROPAGATION TIPS || itsaboutgardening.com

Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria is an unique and also eye-catching succulent that can mature to 8 (8) inches in elevation and approximately 6 (6) inches in size. It has actually fleshy, shaken up eco-friendly fallen leaves to pale green as well as has soft and also red ideas in color, which becomes a lot more intense in full sun. When it is summertime period, anticipate that the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria will certainly generate a sensational red-orange blossom that will include charm to the primary plant. If you are preparing to grow a succulent, a Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria will certainly be a fantastic beginning.

Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria Care Guide

The Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria requires to be correctly looked after for it to grow and also grow. Make use of the overviews listed below as pointers in caring and also expanding a Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria

What Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria needs for temperature and air circulation?

Like other succulents, Crinoline Ruffles' perfect temperature level during the daytime is 70 levels F and 40-60 levels F at night.

Additionally, this succulent sort dry air instead of high moisture. Remember that having great air flow maintains parasites from working out in the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria's fallen leaves.

What kind of soil should you use?

The soil used in growing a Crinoline Ruffles is an equal-parts bagged cactus mix as well as typical potting mix. Bear in mind that succulents like Crinoline Ruffles need well-draining soil cause if their roots being in water, the roots will rot, which is horrible for any type of succulents.

Does the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria need fertilizer?

Giving Crinoline Ruffles fertilizers is unnecessary, mainly when you use a bagged soil intended for succulents, as well as it looks quite as well as healthy and balanced. Nonetheless, if required, utilize a weak fertilizer that runs out than 5% nitrogen.

How to get rid of insect  and  bugs in the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria's fallen leaves?

In removing insects and bugs in the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria's leaves, isopropyl alcohol with 70% solution will do. Make use of a brush as well as dip into the solution, after that carefully brush it to the Crinoline Ruffles leaves. Doing this will certainly prevent the bugs and pests from coming back to the Crinoline Ruffles.

Can Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria be planted indoor or outdoors?

Like other Echeverias, you can place the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria indoors as well as outdoors as long as it can obtain enough sunlight required to make it through. If you planted the Crinoline Ruffles indoors, position them near a warm home window to get filtered sunshine. If you expanded it outdoors, it is far better to stay clear of placing it in direct sunlight due to the fact that it might cause sunburn on the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria's fallen leaves. Simply see to it that the Crinoline Ruffles get enough morning sunlight, after that it will undoubtedly live.

What is the watering technique for Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria?

In watering the Crinoline Ruffles, prevent using a spray container create the water could remain on the succulent fallen leaves, which will bring about rot. Rather, utilize a long-pouted can to sprinkle the soil as well as its origins, which is the primary objective of watering the Crinoline Ruffles.

How to Propagate Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria?

Propagating Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria is really simple, as you can do it in four (3) easy means; propagating with leaves, seeds, offsets, as well as stem cutting. Propagating Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria through leaves-- Circulating with leaves is one of the most convenient ways to circulate an Echeveria; hence, this additionally put on Crinoline Ruffles. In doing this method, pick a healthy and balanced and matured fallen leave and get it using a blade. Please do not plant it immediately as the leaf's end requires to be dried first prior to growing. Wait on couple of hours or a day however do not dry out the fallen leaves. Next, prepare a shallow pot with a well-draining soil or a cacti-mix soil, placed the fallen leaves later, then cover it for a minimum of an inch. Put it where it can get enough sunlight. After that water the medium if it dries. Await it to expand, then transfer to a pot if required. Propagating Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria with seeds-- Multiplying Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria with seeds may need much care and also persistence. To do this approach, having top quality Crinoline Ruffles seeds is needed. A mix of cacti soil or any type of well-draining soil is essential to the growth of gorgeous Crinoline Ruffles. Place the potting medium in a superficial tray afterward. After that, very carefully spread the seeds and do not cover them with dirt however make certain that it is wet prior to doing so. After which, cover the tray with a plastic cover. Wait for the seeds to grow a little prior to repotting the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria individually. Propagating Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria with offsets-- Propagating via offsets is additionally a simple method to replicate an Echeveria. However, it might take a while for the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria to create a child plant. In doing this approach of multiplying, thoroughly different the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria countered from the primary plant. Ensure not to damage the roots of the offset. Afterwards, remove the continuing to be soil on the core of the Crinoline Ruffles balanced out prior to planting it in a pot with a well-drained soil combination. Please place it in an area where it can obtain enough sunshine. Water the dirt when it transforms completely dry but do not overwater it. Then wait for the Crinoline Ruffles to expand magnificently. Propagating Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria via stem cutting-- Like many succulents, you can also reproduce the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria by stem cutting. In doing this method, you require to secure a healthy and balanced and mature stem. After that, very carefully cut the stem making use of a sharp and also clean scissor or a blade. Do not forget to leave at least 2 inches from the origins so the leftover plant will still have the opportunity to grow. Remove the leaves below the stem as well as allow the stem callous for a day or more. When it prepares to be planted, prepare a well-draining pot as well as put a mix of cacti soil or any type of comparable soil mix in it. Plant the stem later. Water the soil just when it dries, and also do not overwater it. Wait for weeks or months; after that, you will observe the branch is slowly expanding to be a beautiful Crinoline Ruffles. The Crinoline Ruffles is a without a doubt unique and also attractive succulent. With its shaken up and green rosettes with red margins as well as which can also grow up to 6 inches in diameter, everyone will be certainly shocked. Adding it to a garden is certainly an excellent idea. Simply remember to give it additional treatment, water it if required, as well as it obtains sufficient sunshine daily; the Crinoline Ruffles Echeveria will definitely bloom magnificently and also will certainly live a long life. You can additionally describe the treatment overviews and also tips over for more information.

[biomatterplants]

Echeveria Crinoline Ruffles , 9/1/17

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[ruthbancroftgarden]

Echeveria gibbiflora

This large-growing Echeveria species grows in the mountains near Mexico City and westward into Oaxaca. It is quite variable in leaf color and in the degree of waviness on the leaf edges. The plant pictured is from Santa Catarina Tlaxila, to the northwest of Oaxaca City, and its ruffled pink leaf edges are very appealing. Like other forms of the species, it is a large plant with a tall flower stalk in the fall and winter months.

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[semprvivum]

Echeveria 'Ruffles' (+ a little guye)

[plantaddicted]

echeveria blue curls

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[restlessroamingmind]

Here is a quick view of some new planters. Today I have some Haworthias, Echeverias, Graptopetalums, Graptoverias, Sedums, Panda Plant, Crassulas, Ruffled Echeverias, spider plants, and knitted pumpkins!!!😊 Come join us at The Bath Farmers' Market in Bath, Pa every Friday 3 p.m to 6p.m #bathfarmersmarketpa #buyfreshbuylocal #succulentplanters #succulents #succulentlover #knittedpumpkins (at Bath Farmers' Market) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSz3M7uFbxL/?utm_medium=tumblr

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From July 2, 2017

[kimlno]

Ruffled Echeveria. #nature #flora #succulent #ruffledecheveria #kimlno (at Pacific Palisades) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPGutUVpzdG/?utm_medium=tumblr