Where it grows
The natural form of this species is native to Mexico, but the variegated form is incredibly rare and generally only occurs in cultivation.
Special features
These petite Echeveria sport blue-green leaves interspersed with cream coloured variegation. As can be implied from their name, they are prolific producers of pups, and will form large clusters in time.
Care Guide
Provide these plants with plentiful light. They prefer partial shade or full morning sun, but are somewhat sensitive to high heat. Make sure to provide these plants with at least 40% shade cloth if you keep them in a greenhouse. They should be planted in an organic soil mix that drains readily, as they are sensitive to too much water, especially when they are dormant in winter. They should be watered often during the warmer months.
Growing season
Spring and summer.
Propagation
Leaves and offsets.