Swan Lake succulent plants
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Swan Lake succulent plants belong to the Crassulaceae family, Echeveria genus, with the scientific name Echeveria 'Swan Lake'. It is a new hybrid, said to be the offspring of a cross between Sawei娜 and Teyulian. The plant is low-growing, with an irregular lotus shape. The succulent leaves are slightly thin, whorled, shaped like an arrow or similar to a boat, with small wavy wrinkles on the edges, the tips curling inward with small spikes, the leaf surface covered with white powder, and the leaf color is gray-green.
In sufficient sunlight and with increased temperature differences, especially in winter and spring, the leaves will turn into a beautiful pink color, creating a vivid scene like the ugly duckling turning into a swan. The blooming period is in spring, with raceme inflorescence, 5 petals, pink in color. Swan Lake has a strong growth habit, prefers sufficient sunlight, good air circulation, dry and cool growing conditions. It is slightly drought and semi-shade tolerant and dislikes humid heat.
In spring and autumn, water appropriately according to the dryness or moisture of the soil. Reduce watering in summer and provide shade. Besides placing it in a sunny indoor location during winter, it can be kept outdoors (full sun) for the rest of the year. The propagation method is mainly by cutting.
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