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How to grow and care for Echeveria 'Lemon Rose'

plant care guide about watering, fertilizing, trimming, repotting, cutting, propagating Echeveria 'Lemon Rose'

Echeveria 'Lemon Rose' 101 - Plant Care Instructions

Bright direct light

18C° ~25C°

Every 14 days

Botany Encyclopedia

Family : Crassulaceae

🌿 Photosynthesis

They use CAM (Crassulacean Acid Metabolism) photosynthesis, common in desert plants. This means they close their stomata during the day to minimize water loss and carry out photosynthesis at night. It's best to water them at night. However, they are sensitive to overwatering, so they should be kept in a well-ventilated environment without excess moisture.

Genus : Echeveria

🔖 Care Tips

In summer, pay attention to plant care. If your area is hot and humid, use shade cloths or ensure good airflow to regulate temperature. A white powder may form on parts of the plant other than the roots. This powder is a wax-like substance secreted by succulents to prevent moisture loss and protect against strong UV rays. While young leaves can re-secrete this powder if removed, older leaves do so more slowly. Therefore, it's best not to remove the powder.

🏝️ Habitat Conditions

Central and Northwestern America are very dry and sunny regions. Be careful not to overwater, as this can lead to excessive moisture.

🪨 Soil Mix

Plants that prefer dry environments should be planted in well-draining soil. Typically, succulents use a soil mix of potting soil and pumice in a 3:7 ratio. However, this ratio can vary depending on the situation and environment.

🌡️ Environment

Daytime temperatures should be 20-25°C, and nighttime temperatures should be 5-15°C. If it exceeds 30°C in summer, move it to a cooler place. In winter, maintain the temperature above 10°C. Keep the surrounding environment dry, not too humid.

👀 Characteristics details

Rosette plants have leaves shaped like a rose. When watering, ensure water does not collect on the leaves. Water around the leaves or ensure good air circulation after watering. These plants have succulent leaves that store water. If the leaves become wrinkled, it's a sign of water deficiency, so water them.

☀️ Light

Plants grow healthier with more light. If they lack light, their color may fade, so ensure they receive enough light. In summer, use a shade cloth to avoid strong sunlight.

💧 Water

Do not water too frequently. Water when the leaves become wrinkled or soft. In summer, growth slows, and in winter, the plant goes dormant, so it's best to water when the soil is completely dry. This plant closes its stomata during the day and does not transpire, so it's better to water at night. After watering, place the plant in a well-ventilated area.

🌱 Propagate

In spring, cut healthy stems and let them dry for a few days before planting them deep in soil without fertilizer. Avoid watering for 3-7 days after planting, as the stem may rot without roots. Gradually increase light exposure, starting with indirect light, and maintain high humidity and a temperature of 20-25°C.

🪴 Repot

Repot healthy plants every 2-3 years in spring, as they do not grow quickly. Water them 4-7 days after repotting, not immediately.

💊 Fertilize

Succulents do not require much fertilizer. However, if they are not vibrant or growing well despite sufficient light, it's good to apply a small amount of fertilizer in the spring. Avoid fertilizing immediately after repotting; wait 2-4 weeks before doing so.

🌺 Flower

Flowers bloom in spring and summer. Mature plants over a year old will bloom if they receive enough light. When grown indoors, they are less likely to bloom.

😵 Toxicity

Non-toxic and safe for pets and children.

water

How to water Echeveria 'Lemon Rose'

How often should I water?

check Echeveria 'Lemon Rose' Every 14 days if it needs water when it’s very cold (below 5℃), water less frequently

When do I need to water?

The soil should be at least 90% dry before watering again. this means about every 2 weeks in the warm season and about every 4 weeks in the cold season

Signs that it really needs water

leaves look a little wrinkled

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Light & Location

How much light does a Echeveria 'Lemon Rose' need?

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Bright direct light

Grow light

Light preference

Echeveria 'Lemon Rose' likes Bright direct light, Grow light day. The brighter the space, the better this plant grows.

Check if there’s an optimal place in your house!

This plant prefers
2K ~ 20K lux to thrive!

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20K~

2K

20K

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Temperature

Houseplants

-15

18~25℃

45

Plants that grow in the wild and those that grow indoors prefer different temperatures. If you grow Echeveria 'Lemon Rose' at home, make sure the temperature is 18~25℃.

Humidity

Ideal humidity

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40~70%

100

Echeveria 'Lemon Rose' prefers humidity about 40~70%. If necessary, increase humidity by misting, humidifier.

Fertilize

Collective Knowhow

When should I fertilize?

Only when your plant is healthy

How frequently should I fertilize?

1-2 times in growing season. A pinch for a small pot.

Characteristic

The taxonomic classification of Echeveria 'Lemon Rose' is as follows. - Kingdom: Plantae, Phylum: Tracheophyta, Class: Magnoliopsida, Order: Saxifragales, Family: Crassulaceae, Genus: Echeveria, Species: Echeveria 'Lemon Rose'

Taxonomy
Taxonomy NameTaxonomy Value
PhylumTracheophyta
ClassMagnoliopsida
OrderSaxifragales
FamilyCrassulaceae
GenusEcheveria
SpeciesEcheveria 'Lemon Rose'

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