Echeveria Shaviana
At first glance, Echeveria Shaviana charms with its soft, ruffled appearance. Nicknamed the “lace succulent,” this plant stands out with its delicately wavy leaves in pastel tones, almost resembling a blooming rose.
Its dense rosette can reach 15 to 20 cm in diameter, with frilled leaf edges sometimes covered in a fine powdery coating. Colors vary between silvery green, blue-gray, and purplish pink depending on light, water stress, and the seasons. In summer, these tones intensify under the sun’s effect.
The main asset of this Echeveria is its refinement: each rosette looks carefully sculpted by hand, making it as decorative as an art object. Highly appreciated as a standalone potted plant or in textured succulent collections, it remains easy to grow and generous.
☀️ Outdoors: Gentle morning sun, light shade in the afternoon during heatwaves.
🌤️ Indoors: Place near a sunny window or glass door.
💡 More light intensifies pink hues.
🌱 Growing season: Every 10–15 days when soil is fully dry.
🍂 Dormant period: Once per month or less.
⚠️ Avoid watering into the tight rosette.
🌡️ Ideal: 20–28 °C.
❄️ Minimum: 5 °C if dry, but protect from frost.
🏠 Bring indoors below 10 °C.
📅 Period: Summer.
🌺 Flowers: Bright pink to orange bells on upright stalks.
🐝 Bonus: attracts pollinating insects such as bees.
