Echeveria Apus Colourful It has a branching habit

It has a branching habit with many crowded stems that have short white spines on the ribs that give the appearance of lines on a peanut shell

in full sun or part shade

Best grown in pots either on their own or in mixed planting

Requires plenty of light and suited to a pot or garden

adding a burst of color to its spiky exterior

Echeveria Apus Colourful It has a branching habitA compact echeveria with rosettes of glaucous grey green leaves that are edged in pink. 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 in mixed planting. They prefer filtered light and are a great addition to any garden or balcony. Like all succulents it requires free draining soil and little water. All succulents are sent bare rooted (most of the soil