Echeveria is one type of succulent plant derived from the family crassulaceae and has a large interest.
The habitat of the Echeveria flower is a semi desert region located in Central America, Northwest America and Mexico. This species was named by Mexican botanist Atanasio Echeverria Godoy in the 18th century.
Echeveria plant species are leafy throughout the year and some are changing leaves / fall. Neat leaf arrangement shaped like a rose (rosette). The leaves are shiny and most of these plants have brightly colored leaves. The Echeveria flower has a rather long stalk. Echeveria is a polycarp or polycarpic plant that is a flowering plant and produces seeds to multiply itself.
Some Echeveria also produce many seedlings and arise from the stalks under the leaves. This term is also called "hen and chicks". But often "hen and chicks happen to other types such as sempervivum.
Echeveria is very beautiful as ornamental plants, both for outdoors and indoors. Although Echeveria can survive in drought conditions, Echeveria watering with large quantities and a rather long range of time is very well done for this plant. Actually the distance between watering can not be determined time. This depends on the condition of the growing media of Echeveria itself.
If the planting medium has started to dry, then watering can be done again. A bad watering indication is if the Echeveria succulent plant looks shrunken, withered and the leaves are falling out. Naturally, Echeveria really likes rain water splashing does not inundate the roots for too long and enjoy the morning sun directly.