Echeveria Prolifica Succulent Fast-Spreading Rosette | Rare Clumping Succulent | Easy to Grow | Live Plant

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 Echeveria prolifica – aka Prolific Echeveria – is a charming, cluster-forming succulent prized for its silvery-blue rosettes with blush-pink tips and bright yellow spring/summer blooms.

 

 

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🌱 Key Features

 

Compact rosettes: 2–3 cm (~1″) wide, forming mats up to 15–20 cm tall .

 

Color shifts: Silvery-green with sun-blushed pink edges when exposed to bright light .

 

Prolific propagation: Sends out stolons and aerial buds that root easily, forming dense clusters .

 

Blooming: Yellow, bell-shaped flowers emerge in spring/summer atop ~25 cm stems; bracts may drop and root .

 

Hardiness: USDA Zones 9a–11b (~20 °F / −6 °C minimum) .

 

 

 

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🌞 Light & Placement

 

Bright light: Essential for vibrant colors and tight rosettes. Position <1 ft from a south-facing window or in full sun outdoors .

 

Avoid low light: Causes legginess and loss of shape .

 

 

 

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💧 Water & Soil

 

Well-draining mix: 50–70% mineral grit (perlite, pumice, or coarse sand) .

 

Soak-and-dry: Water thoroughly, then allow soil to dry completely before rewatering. Avoid moisture in the rosette center to prevent rot .

 

Frost caution: Bring indoors before temperatures drop below freezing.

 

 

 

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🌡️ Care & Maintenance

 

Temperature range: Ideal 65–75 °F; tolerates down to ~20 °F .

 

Fertilizing: Rarely needed; a dilute succulent fertilizer in spring helps, but fresh soil is often sufficient .

 

Pruning: Trim off crowded clusters and spent flower stems to prevent rot and encourage airflow .

 

Propagation: Easily from cuttings, leaves, or rooted offsets. Callus cuttings before planting.

 

 

 

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⚠️ Watch For

 

Root rot: From overwatering or poor drainage .

 

Sunburn: Protect from extreme midday sun; scorching can damage leaves .

 

Pests: Rare issues include mealybugs and aphids—inspect regularly .

 

 

 

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🌼 Why You’ll Love It

 

Fast-spreading groundcover gives a lush mat of rosettes.

 

Stunning color display: pastel silver, green, and pink hues with yellow flower accents.

 

Low-maintenance: Perfect for containers, rock gardens, or mixed succulent arrangements.

 

 

 

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✅ Quick Care Checklist

 

Aspect Ideal Conditions

 

Light ⭐ Bright indoor (<1 ft window) or full sun outside

Soil Gritty, fast-draining succulent mix

Water Thorough soak then complete dry-down

Temperature 20–80 °F (−6–27 °C); no frost

Fertilizer Optional yearly or spring application

Maintenance Remove spent blooms/overcrowded pups

Propagation Easy from cuttings or offsets

 

 

 

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Add Echeveria prolifica to your collection for a vibrant, expanding succulent that’s as pretty as it is effortless. Let me know if you’d like help with repotting, pests, or pairing it with other succulents!