Echeveria 'Miranda' Size:2 Gal the cutting should develop roots

the cutting should develop roots and establish itself as a new growth

It does best in a mineral soil

Its caudex remains intact during dormancy

it should always be planted in fast-draining soil and watered sparingly

Echeveria 'Miranda' Size:2 Gal the cutting should develop rootsIntroducing the stunning Echeveria 'Miranda', a member of the Echeveria genus. Despite being marketed as a cultivar of Echeveria agavoides, Echeveria 'Miranda' actually is a hybrid succulent. Due to the fact that its flowers are distinct from those of other recognized cultivars of Echeveria agavoides, it is not one of them. Hailing from Central America, this gorgeous echeveria succulent grows in compact rosettes with mid matt green fleshy leaves that