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Echeveria pulidonis E.
Walther
One of the few echeveria's with 'all' yellow
flowers in early spring. It is an attractive compact plant forming rosettes
of blue-green leaves with margins and tips maroon red. Easy to grow
and propagate, it produces clusters of offsets each 7/10 cm Ø and 5/8
cm high. Each inflorescence grows to 20 cm long and individual flowers
are 10mm Ø and 12/15 mm long.
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Habitat is said to be Hidalco and Puebla, Mexico.
Grown in good light it will produce many golden yellow flowers on long
graceful arching stems. The winter conditions should be enough
water to stop drying out at a temperature of 3/4ºC, this will keep the
plant happy from mid October to mid March. New plants can be produced
from offsets, cuttings and leaves in Spring and early summer.
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