Daniel Succulent Plant
Daniel Succulent Plant Characteristics
Chinese Name Daniel Alias Latin Name Echeveria cv. Joan Daniel Family Crassulaceae Genus Echeveria Origin DistributionDaniel Succulent Plant Introduction
Daniel is a succulent plant from the genus Echeveria in the Crassulaceae family and is a distinctive horticultural cultivar. Daniel prefers a ventilated, dry, and sunny environment. It is drought-resistant, not cold-tolerant, slightly shade-tolerant, with an optimal growth temperature of 15-28 degrees Celsius and can be cultivated outdoors. During the high summer temperatures, the plant may enter a brief dormant period, during which it is important to ensure ventilation, provide some shade, and control watering; spring, autumn, and early summer are the growth periods, when the potting soil is dry, it can be watered thoroughly, as excessive dryness can cause the old leaves to wither. In winter, if the temperature does not drop below 5 degrees Celsius, it can be watered normally to allow the plant to continue growing. During extreme cold weather, it can be temporarily moved indoors for care. Propagation methods: Can be done through stem cutting or leaf cutting, however, leaf cutting has a lower success rate. Using leaf cuttings from the flowering stem is easier to survive.
Daniel Succulent Plant Photo Gallery
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