What are the characteristics of Echeveria 'Daehwajin'? A comprehensive guide in one article

Common name of Echeveria 'Daehwajin'

The common name of Echeveria 'Daehwajin' is "triangle rosette grass"

Habits of Echeveria 'Daehwajin'

Echeveria 'Daehwajin' is a plant in the Crassulaceae family, Echeveria genus, native to Mexico. The suitable growing temperature is 18~25°C

It likes a warm, dry and sunny environment, is not cold-tolerant, and tolerates partial shade and drought.

Home cultivation usually uses sowing, cuttings and division for propagation. Common pests and diseases include: leaf spot disease and black weevil

Care tips for Echeveria 'Daehwajin'

Repotting: repot every spring. When repotting, cut off the shriveled dead leaves at the base of the plant and overly long fibrous roots. Use a mixed soil of peat soil and coarse sand for the potting soil, adding a small amount of bone meal.

Watering: water once a week during the growing season, and never let the potting soil become too wet. In winter, water only 1~2 times, and keep the potting soil dry. When the air is dry, do not spray water on the leaves; only spray around the pot, so as to avoid water accumulating in the leaf rosette and causing rot.

Fertilizing: fertilize once a month during the growing season, and never let the fertilizer liquid stain the leaf surface.

Light and temperature: a full-sun plant, but avoid direct sun exposure.

Propagation methods for Echeveria 'Daehwajin'

Sowing: sow immediately after the seeds mature; the suitable germination temperature is 16~19°C.

Cuttings: high survival rate. In late spring, the whole rosette can be used for leaf cuttings, or fleshy leaves can be used for cuttings.

Division: propagate by division in spring

Suggested planting combinations: Sedum rubrotinctum, Crassula 'Jing Tongzi'

Supplement: when watering, use a squeeze-type curved-spout pot, water along the edge of the flower pot, and never pour directly onto the leaves.