Echeveria Giant Blue
$12.35
Unit price perEstimated delivery between 20 July and 22 July.
The Echeveria Giant Blue (Echeveria 'Giant Blue'), a member of the Crassulaceae family, is a majestic succulent native to Mexico’s arid landscapes. Renowned for its large, fleshy rosettes of powdery blue-gray leaves, this plant commands attention with its sculptural form and impressive size (up to 12 inches in diameter). Thriving in bright light and well-draining soil, it’s a low-maintenance perennial perfect for indoor containers, rock gardens, or drought-tolerant landscapes. Hardy in zones 9-11, its robust nature makes it a standout choice for succulent enthusiasts.
Symbolizing strength and serenity, Echeveria Giant Blue is non-toxic to pets and humans, ensuring worry-free placement in any home.
Echeveria Giant Blue: Benefits
- Makes a bold statement with its large, architectural rosettes and silvery-blue hue
- Excels in dry conditions, ideal for xeriscaping or water-wise gardens
- Purifies indoor air by absorbing pollutants like benzene and formaldehyde
- Compact yet striking size suits spacious windowsills, patios, or outdoor beds
- Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant, perfect for busy or novice gardeners
- Produces tall, coral-pink flower spikes in summer for seasonal drama
- Promotes calmness through its soothing, symmetrical beauty
Echeveria Giant Blue Care Guide
This hardy succulent is easy to grow but requires specific care to maintain its grandeur. Follow these guidelines for thriving plants.
Watering
- Water only when the soil is completely dry every 3-4 weeks in summer, less in winter.
- Use the soak-and-dry method: water deeply, then let excess water drain fully to prevent root rot.
- Avoid wetting the leaves to preserve the protective farina coating.
Light
- Requires 6-8 hours of bright, direct sunlight daily for compact growth and color retention.
- Indoors, place near south or west-facing windows; supplement with grow lights if needed.
- Insufficient light causes stretching and loss of vibrancy.
Temperature
- Prefers 60-80℉ (16-27℃) protect from frost and temperatures below 40℉ (4℃).
- Low humidity is ideal to avoid damp environments to prevent fungal issues.
Common Problems
- Root rot: Caused by overwatering, ensure gritty, well-draining soil and pots.
- Mealybugs: Treat with neem oil or 70% isopropyl alcohol.
- Sunburn: Shield from extreme midday sun in hot climates.
- Etiolation (stretching): Relocate to a sunnier spot for tighter rosettes.
Best Locations & Uses
- Sun-drenched windowsills, conservatories, or bright living rooms
- Outdoor rock gardens, succulent beds, or xeriscape landscapes
- Focal point in large containers, desert-themed arrangements, or living walls
- Wedding centerpieces, event décor, or statement gifts
- Pairs with agaves, yucca, or blue fescue grass for textural contrast
- Ideal for spacious patios, balconies, or drought-tolerant gardens
Echeveria Giant Blue
$12.35
Unit price perEstimated delivery between 20 July and 22 July.
At Divine Root, we are committed to delivering healthy, high-quality indoor plants to our customers. While we do not accept returns due to the perishable nature of live plants, we offer a 30-day plant health guarantee and store credit for qualifying issues. Please read our Refund Policy carefully to understand how we handle concerns regarding plant health, shipping, and order
Echeveria Giant Blue Care Guide & Presentation
Pet Safe
Yes
Water Needs
Low
Sunlight
Bright
Hardiness Zones
9-11
Temperature
65°F to 80°F
Suitable Space
Bright shelves, windowsills
Humidity
Low
Plant Class
Echeveria
Plant Type
Succulent
Plant Characteristics
Powdery rosette
Genus
Echeveria
Fertilizing
Monthly
Re-potting
1-2 Years
Cleaning
As needed
Propagation
Leaf or offsets
Echeveria Giant Blue: Overview
The Echeveria Giant Blue (Echeveria 'Giant Blue'), a member of the Crassulaceae family, is a majestic succulent native to Mexico’s arid landscapes. Renowned for its large, fleshy rosettes of powdery blue-gray leaves, this plant commands attention with its sculptural form and impressive size (up to 12 inches in diameter). Thriving in bright light and well-draining soil, it’s a low-maintenance perennial perfect for indoor containers, rock gardens, or drought-tolerant landscapes. Hardy in zones 9-11, its robust nature makes it a standout choice for succulent enthusiasts.
Symbolizing strength and serenity, Echeveria Giant Blue is non-toxic to pets and humans, ensuring worry-free placement in any home.
Echeveria Giant Blue: Benefits
- Makes a bold statement with its large, architectural rosettes and silvery-blue hue
- Excels in dry conditions, ideal for xeriscaping or water-wise gardens
- Purifies indoor air by absorbing pollutants like benzene and formaldehyde
- Compact yet striking size suits spacious windowsills, patios, or outdoor beds
- Low-maintenance and drought-tolerant, perfect for busy or novice gardeners
- Produces tall, coral-pink flower spikes in summer for seasonal drama
- Promotes calmness through its soothing, symmetrical beauty
Echeveria Giant Blue Care Guide
This hardy succulent is easy to grow but requires specific care to maintain its grandeur. Follow these guidelines for thriving plants.
Watering
- Water only when the soil is completely dry every 3-4 weeks in summer, less in winter.
- Use the soak-and-dry method: water deeply, then let excess water drain fully to prevent root rot.
- Avoid wetting the leaves to preserve the protective farina coating.
Light
- Requires 6-8 hours of bright, direct sunlight daily for compact growth and color retention.
- Indoors, place near south or west-facing windows; supplement with grow lights if needed.
- Insufficient light causes stretching and loss of vibrancy.
Temperature
- Prefers 60-80℉ (16-27℃) protect from frost and temperatures below 40℉ (4℃).
- Low humidity is ideal to avoid damp environments to prevent fungal issues.
Common Problems
- Root rot: Caused by overwatering, ensure gritty, well-draining soil and pots.
- Mealybugs: Treat with neem oil or 70% isopropyl alcohol.
- Sunburn: Shield from extreme midday sun in hot climates.
- Etiolation (stretching): Relocate to a sunnier spot for tighter rosettes.
Best Locations & Uses
- Sun-drenched windowsills, conservatories, or bright living rooms
- Outdoor rock gardens, succulent beds, or xeriscape landscapes
- Focal point in large containers, desert-themed arrangements, or living walls
- Wedding centerpieces, event décor, or statement gifts
- Pairs with agaves, yucca, or blue fescue grass for textural contrast
- Ideal for spacious patios, balconies, or drought-tolerant gardens