Echeveria Hercules Rare harmful if eaten and maybe

harmful if eaten and maybe a skin and eye irritant

This eye-catching plant is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any indoor or outdoor garden

with small teeth along the edges of its square patterned leaves

they like well-drained soil and little water

A compact rounded succulent with unusual shaped green glaucous leaves that get a red tint when grown in full sun

Echeveria Hercules Rare harmful if eaten and maybeA very attractive compact variety of Echeveria with a rosette of blue green leaves that are edged in pink and they produce buttercup yellow flowers. The colour will be more pronounced with less water or fertiliser, as well as in cooler weather. They are best grown in pots, either on their own or as a mixed planting with other succulents and prefer filtered light. Can grow to 15cm high. All succulents are sent bare rooted (most of the soil removed) by