Echeveria Mebina Variegata Live Succulent - Rare Variegated Houseplant Green Yellow Red - Propagation Leaf or Plant
The Echeveria Mebina variegata is the rare variegated form of the popular, small-growing 'Mebina'. Its compact rosettes of blue-green, tapering leaves carry red tips and a variegated pattern in creamy...
The Echeveria Mebina variegata is the rare variegated form of the popular, small-growing 'Mebina'. Its compact rosettes of blue-green, tapering leaves carry red tips and a variegated pattern in creamy yellow. Mebina readily produces offsets and grows into attractive clusters. Due to the variegation, every plant is one of a kind – a real gem and highlight for any discerning succulent collection.
✨ Characteristics
Genus: Echeveria
Variety: Mebina variegata
Leaf shape: Small, tapering to a point, in a compact rosette
Coloring: Blue-green, creamy yellow with red tips – variegated
Size: Approx. 3–5 cm per rosette (cluster contains multiple rosettes)
Growth habit: Small, cluster-forming, slow-growing
Origin: Korea import
🌱 Special features
Rare variegated form with individual variegation
Readily produces offsets and dense clusters
Red tips and contrasts intensify in bright light
Perfect for collectors of variegated succulents and Korea imports
🪴 Care instructions
Location: Very bright; bright light intensifies the colors – strong midday sun can scorch the lighter leaf areas, so provide some protection
Watering: Sparingly; water only once the substrate is completely dry
Substrate: Mineral, well-draining succulent soil
Fertilizing: Every 6–8 weeks during the growing season (sparingly)
Winter care: Bright and cool (5–15 °C), keep almost dry
ℹ️ Note
Every Echeveria 'Mebina' variegata is one of a kind. Variegation, size and coloring vary depending on light and season and are typical of the variety. Due to the variegation, it grows more slowly. Images are example photos.
📦 Shipping
Securely packaged, shipping within the EU
Shipped via DHL or GLS incl. tracking
Usually shipped without soil
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