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Echeveria coccinea - Hen and Chicks

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Echeveria coccinea is an enchanting landscape phenomenon, also affectionately regarded as Hen and Chicks. This delightful green rosette-forming succulent, part of the revered Crassulaceae family, naturally hails from sunny Mexico and reaches a modest height of up to 5 inches. Its thick, fleshy leaves, lavishly shaded green, cleverly curled into spiral formations, and display a splendid reddish tint. These robust leaf clusters bring to mind the comforting ambiance of a hen gathered in a protective embrace around her chicks. The Hen and Chicks not only mesmerizes with its unique morphology but also surprises with a burst of vibrant red-orange, bell-shaped flowers that emerge from the heart of the plant from late spring to summer. This drought-loving plant, with low water requirements, adores basking in full sunlight, flourishing in well-drained soil. It presents an exceptional choice for rock gardens or container planting, where its tenacity and capacity to produce robust offsets can be fully appreciated as a natural ground cover. The Echeveria coccinea's hearty nature and theatrical presence make it a stand-out addition to any garden display.

  • Size: Up to 5 inches tall
  • Flowers: Red-orange, bell-shaped
  • Foliage: Green, fleshy leaves often with reddish tint
  • Water usage: Low
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Formation: Produces offsets, forming a clustering ground cover
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