Echeveria pulidonis

A native to Mexico and Central America, Echeveria pulidonis succulent is a flowering plant belonging to the Crassulaceae family. Echeveria pulidonis’s common name is Pulido's Echeveria. Its appearance is that of a stemless rosette that grows to about 8 inches tall. During the spring season, yellow-colored Pulido's Echeveria flowers blossom making the plant look even more beautiful. This winter-dormant plant is not frost-hardy and unlike other Echeverias, this one grows slowly. Growth Rate This succulent has a slow growth rate. Flowering During the spring season, the Echeveria pulidonis plant bears large yellow flowers. Watering How often to water Echeveria? The plant should be watered as per the typical needs of a succulent. Follow the soak and dry method and avoid overwatering. Soil One Echeveria pulidonis care tip is to use sandy and porous soil so that the water drains off well. Hardiness This plant is not frost-hardy. The hardiness zone is 9a to 11b. Light The plant needs full to