Sedeveria Letizia
DESCRIPTION
Scientist Fred Wass from England is believed to have created the original cross of Echeveria setosa v. ciliata and Sedum cuspidatum, resulting in the hybrid Sedeveria 'Letizia'. These rosettes have a lime green color with small red-tipped leaves. In colder temperatures, the leaves can turn a deep red. The flowers are similar to Sedum and can range from white to pale pink. This plant prefers well-draining soil and should be watered when the soil is completely dry. It is slightly more tolerant of cold temperatures, able to withstand 21F if kept dry, although frost protection is recommended to avoid scarring.
Do not over water. A light misting of water with a spray bottle once or twice a week is adequate for most succulents.
Our succulents are potted in Various sizes:
- 2.5 x 2.5 inch square pot
- 4.5 inch circular pot
- 6.5 inch circular pot
- #1 gallon pot