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📌 Rose Succulents don’t turn pretty colors when they’re exposed to lots of light. They’re green through-and-through. However, in order to maintain that compact rosette that makes it look just like a rose, they’ll need lots of light

📌 The first thing to note is that they generally prefer a little more water than other succulents do. That makes the Rose Succulent advisable for beginners because they can tolerate wet soil longer than most succulents

📌 Partial to full sun

6pcs available @140 each

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JOCELYN'S JOY (Philippines)

📌 Full sun to partial shade

📌 Water only when soil is dry

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SEDEVERIA LETIZIA

📌Sedeveria ‘Letizia’ is a little jewel of a plant. This beautiful small succulent has stems topped with small rosettes. Newer stems have leaves as well as rosettes but when the stems are mature, they are bare except for the rosette on top

📌 The best way of watering is soak and dry method. It should not sit on the water and an excess amount of water should be avoided

📌 Prefers full sun and grown outdoor

4pcs available @200 each

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FRED IVES

📌 Graptoveria 'Fred Ives' is an incredibly pretty evergreen succulent forming spreading clumps of large rosettes (12 in. wide or 30cm) of fleshy, pointed bronze leaves adorned with shades of pink. Depending on seasons, temperature and sun exposure, the rosettes may blend shades of blue, teal, salmon, coral or yellow.

📌 Gratoveria Fred Ives love the full sun. Given enough sunlight, they can turn into really vivid color. They can also tolerate some partial sun so it is ideal to to grow Fred Ives in a container outdoor.

📌 Should be watered every week or every two weeks during the growing season (summer), depending on the heat and dryness of the air.

6pcs available @200 each

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ECHEVERIA WHITE ROSE

📌 Echeveria ‘White Rose’ is known to be a hybrid Echeveria that can reach around 10 cm (4″) tall. Most notable are the lotus-like clusters that the rosettes form, these clusters are dimond-shaped with siliver, green and blue colors with dark pink on the edges.

📌 Prefers full sun and grown outdoor

📌 Water the soil and not the rosette. Pour on the water until it drains out the bottom. Don’t water again until the soil has dried out.

📌 It’s important to never let water sit in the soil since it will cause the plant to rot.

6pcs available @300 each

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Echeveria Neon Breaker

This bright succulent hybrid has a purple rosette with pink, ruffled edges. It is evergreen, but shows its color best when grown in bright sunlight.

📌 Partial sun to partial shade

📌 Echeveria do not tolerate over-watering well, so be sure to use the “soak and dry” method and only water when the soil is completely dry.

Only 1pc available @250

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ECHEVERIA STARLITE

📌Echeveria 'Starlite' is a smaller rosette that grows offshoots quickly, forming clusters of rosettes. Its bright green leaves will flush pink to red at the tips.

📌 Full sun to part shade

📌 Water when soil is dry to the touch, but do not over water. May rot if too damp

Only 3pcs available @250 each

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ECHEVERIA BLUE ROSE

📌 Blue Rose” is popular among succulent lovers, and is one of the oldest Echeveria hybrids that is documented.

📌“Blue Rose” has typical watering needs for a succulent. It’s best to use the “soak and dry” method, and allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings.

📌Only 3pcs available @250 each

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