Echeveria Runyonii goes by the common name 'Topsy Turvy' or ‘Hens and Chicks’. This succulent is spoon or round-shaped. Its native place is Mexico and its biological family is Crassulaceae. Its dormancy period is the winter season. It can grow up to any height between 10cm to 20cm.
Growth Rate
Echeveria Runyonii is a fast-growing succulent, and it forms rosettes of pale blue-green and silver-grey leaves that often have pink tips.
Flowering
The plant mostly grows yellow-colored flowers, and sometimes bright orange too. These can be seen blooming in the late summer and the spring season.
Watering and Feeding
Water regularly in spring and summer, but reduce frequency during the winters. Use a diluted succulent fertilizer to feed the plant during the summer season.
Soil
For the Topsy Turvy plant, a gritty and quick-draining soil mix is ideal. Do not forget to use a container with drainage holes when planting.
Hardiness
Topsy Turvy grows best in the spring and late summer seasons. The frost tolerance temperatures range from -3.9° C (25° F) to 10° C (50° F). For the hardiness zone, it is 9b to 11b.
Light
The succulent loves the full sun and bright light. Topsy Turvy can also survive in partial shade. Keep it away from direct sunlight during the hottest days of summer.
Propagation
The plant will produce small offsets around the base of the plant. Pull these up, allow them a few days to dry, and then replant them.
If you are looking to enhance the growth of Topsy Turvy, you can go the extra mile by removing all rotten and dead leaves from the bottom of the plant from time to time.
Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz
Bloom Season | spring |
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Botanical Name | Echeveria runyonii |
Dormancy | Winter |
Family | Crassulaceae |
Flower Color | orange |
Growth Habit | Rounded |
Mature Size | 6″ (15 cm) |
Native Area | Mexico |
Resistance | (6.7° C) |
- Description
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Echeveria Runyonii goes by the common name 'Topsy Turvy' or ‘Hens and Chicks’. This succulent is spoon or round-shaped. Its native place is Mexico and its biological family is Crassulaceae. Its dormancy period is the winter season. It can grow up to any height between 10cm to 20cm.
Growth Rate
Echeveria Runyonii is a fast-growing succulent, and it forms rosettes of pale blue-green and silver-grey leaves that often have pink tips.
Flowering
The plant mostly grows yellow-colored flowers, and sometimes bright orange too. These can be seen blooming in the late summer and the spring season.
Watering and Feeding
Water regularly in spring and summer, but reduce frequency during the winters. Use a diluted succulent fertilizer to feed the plant during the summer season.
Soil
For the Topsy Turvy plant, a gritty and quick-draining soil mix is ideal. Do not forget to use a container with drainage holes when planting.
Hardiness
Topsy Turvy grows best in the spring and late summer seasons. The frost tolerance temperatures range from -3.9° C (25° F) to 10° C (50° F). For the hardiness zone, it is 9b to 11b.
Light
The succulent loves the full sun and bright light. Topsy Turvy can also survive in partial shade. Keep it away from direct sunlight during the hottest days of summer.
Propagation
The plant will produce small offsets around the base of the plant. Pull these up, allow them a few days to dry, and then replant them.
If you are looking to enhance the growth of Topsy Turvy, you can go the extra mile by removing all rotten and dead leaves from the bottom of the plant from time to time.
Some of the information in this description has been found at desert-tropicals.com, llifle.com and cactus-art.biz
Bloom Season | spring |
---|---|
Botanical Name | Echeveria runyonii |
Dormancy | Winter |
Family | Crassulaceae |
Flower Color | orange |
Growth Habit | Rounded |
Mature Size | 6″ (15 cm) |
Native Area | Mexico |
Resistance | (6.7° C) |