Common Name: Hen and Chicks
Scientific Name: Escheveria
A low-growing succulent from the mountainous desert regions of Mexico and northern South America. A mesmerizing pinkish/purple-ish rosette of plump spade shaped leaves that produce offset “chicks” that can be planted on their own or shared with friends.
Care Tips
Light: Bright. Indirect Light.
Water: When top 3in of soil dries out.
Indoor: 10-14 days
Outdoor: 7-10 days
Use the finger method or a moisture meter to test the soil, as various pots/top dressings, as well as placement in your space will determine how often it needs to be watered.
Temperature: 65°-85°, overwinter indoors
Humidity: Low
Fertilize: Every month in the spring/summer or during heavy growing periods.
Repot: Every 2 years or if the roots are growing out of drainage holes.
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Plants are blessed and come with a crystal to help it grow with good energy.
Crystal: Tree Agate
Benefits: Connections to Nature, Calming, Grounding, Inner Stability, Heart chakra.
Care: Set in Sunlight to cleanse and Moonlight to charge.
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Plants come with a care card!