Echeveria Perle von Nuremberg

Owned by Sanjana Manaktala (@Sanjana).

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Notes

Family: Crassulaceae. Generally non-toxic to cats and dogs, but can cause mild digestive upset if ingested. The yellowing of the outer leaves may indicate overwatering or natural leaf reabsorption.

Details

Identity & Classification

Common Name
Baby echeveria

Growth & Physical Traits

Plant Type
Succulent
Growing Medium
Well-draining succulent mix
Growth Habit
Rosette-forming

Lifecycle & Reproduction

Propagation Method
Offset / Pup

Care & Requirements

Watering Needs
Low Water Needs
Temperature Range
Warm Temperate (50–80°F / 10–27°C)
Humidity Range
Low Humidity Tolerant (20–40%)
Light Needs
Full Sun

Origin & Source

Date Acquired
Jun 13, 2026
Natural Habitat Location
Semi-arid regions of Mexico

Collection Context

Quantity
1
Added Details
Family: Crassulaceae. Generally non-toxic to cats and dogs, but can cause mild digestive upset if ingested. The yellowing of the outer leaves may indicate overwatering or natural leaf reabsorption.

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Echeveria Perle von Nuremberg by Sanjana
Echeveria Perle von Nuremberg by Sanjana

Echeveria

Perle von Nuremberg

Common NameBaby echeveria

Growth & Physical Traits

Plant Type
Succulent
Growth Habit
Rosette-forming
Growing MediumWell-draining succulent mix

Lifecycle & Reproduction

Propagation Method
Offset / Pup

Care & Requirements

Watering Needs
Low Water Needs
Temperature Range
Warm Temperate (50–80°F / 10–27°C)
Humidity Range
Low Humidity Tolerant (20–40%)
Light Needs
Full Sun

Origin & Source

Date Acquired
Jun 13, 2026
Natural Habitat LocationSemi-arid regions of Mexico

Collection Context

Quantity
1

Added Details

Family: Crassulaceae. Generally non-toxic to cats and dogs, but can cause mild digestive upset if ingested. The yellowing of the outer leaves may indicate overwatering or natural leaf reabsorption.