Cactus and Succulents - Part Sun

Medium rosettes with red/pink edges on tight curved triangular pointed green leaves. Great in rock gardens. Will pup and turn in to tight, colorful clumps with time.

Stemless crested rosettes with red tips

Stemless rosettes to 8″; red tips

Attractive rosettes get whitish in full sun, 2 to 3″. Forms tight clusters up to 6″ across.

Small blueish species w/3″ rosettes, pink flowers

Small blueish rosettes, tightly crested clumps

Blue-tinged chalky-white red-edged leaves; Slow growing, solitary to 12″. Difficult when young – keep warm and sunny. Full Sun at Coast

Sprawling, shrubby Echeveria with red-tipped fuzzy green leaves that blush strongly in good sun. Orange-pink flowers in the summer.

Pink tipped blue rosettes.

Blue-green rounded and cupped leaves, pink and yellow flowers

Blue-green rounded leaves, tightly crested clumps

Blue-green rosettes to 4″, prefers full sun at coast

Varieties w/carunculated, crenated, frilled, crimped leaves

Subshrub w/small fuzzy 4″ rosettes; full sun

Small purplish rosettes to 6″. Slow growing, tight symmetrical rosettes. Round leaves with small pointed tips. Red flowers in spring.

Dense rosettes to 6″ across; orange-yellow flowers

Large grey-pink with hints of purple leaves on a short stalk.

Clumps of small rosettes, blueish with red tips in full sun. Yellow bell-shaped pendant flowers.

Small 6″ rosettes. Thick, cupped leaves edged in red.

Glossy green leaves with red edges. Orange flowers.

Glossy green leaves with red edges. Orange flowers.

6″ rosettes grey/green with red blooms

Small, clustering 6″ rosettes; yellow flowers

Subshrub w/fuzzy green rosettes, red tips, orange blooms

Sometimes considered a syn. of E. setosa var. deminuta

Forms large clumps of small 2-3″ rosettes. Thick blue leaves with tufts of hair at the tips.