Echeveria Hybrid 'Estrella' (#160) is a standout Korean succulent hybrid prized for its dense, star-like rosette structure and striking coloration. Featuring thick, fleshy leaves in soft pastel blue-green, 'Estrella' develops brilliant vivid pink and deep crimson tips when exposed to bright, indirect sunlight or cool temperature stress. Its compact growth habit makes it an exceptional centerpieces choice for container gardens, arrangement bowls, or bright indoor windowsills.
Light Requirements: Full sun to bright indirect light (strong light enhances the vibrant tip coloration).

Watering: Standard succulent "soak and dry" method; allow soil to dry completely between waterings.

Size: Compact rosette, reaching approximately 3–5 inches in diameter at maturity.

Leaf Cuttings (Most Common):

Ease: High success rate.

Process: Gently twist a clean, healthy leaf from the main stem, ensuring a complete break. Allow the base to callus over for 2–3 days in a shaded area, then place flat on well-draining succulent soil. Mist lightly every few days until new roots and tiny plantlets emerge.

Offset / Pup Division:

Ease: Very Easy.

Process: As the plant matures, it produces offsets (chicks) near the base. Separate these pups using a clean blade once they are roughly one-third the size of the parent plant. Allow the cut surface to callus, then pot directly into moist soil.

Beheading / Stem Cuttings:

Ease: Moderate.

Process: If the plant becomes leggy, slice off the rosette top, dry the cut for 4–5 days, and replant in fresh soil. The remaining base stem will sprout multiple new offsets.

Available in H2 (07.3 cm Pots).