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Echeveria Luella | Rare "Broad Leave"
Echeveria Luella | Rare "Broad Leave"
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Echeveria Luella Rare 'Broad Leave' is a remarkable and highly collectible form grown from the same cristata as our Luella Rare — but this sibling stands apart with her broader, more generous leaves and noticeably more intense colouring. Her large, rounded rosette opens in a soft, cool green at the crown, transitioning outward in a dramatic gradient to a deep, vivid red at the leaf edges — a colour journey that is bold, striking, and utterly captivating in any collection.
Where the original Luella Rare charms with her refined form, the Broad Leave form commands attention — her wider leaves catch the light beautifully and her intensified red colouring makes her a true showpiece. Both grown from the same cristata parent, yet each uniquely her own — this is the variety for the collector who wants something a little more dramatic, a little more vivid, and a little more rare.
Plant Information
Botanical Name
Echeveria Luella (Broad Leave Form)
Plant Type
Succulent
Pot Size
12cm nursery pot
Growth Form
Broad rosette-forming succulent
Leaf Colour
Soft green at the crown — transitioning outward to a deep, intense red at the leaf edges
Light
Bright light to full sun — more sun intensifies the red colouring beautifully
Watering
Allow soil to dry completely between waterings
Soil
Well-draining succulent mix
Frost Tolerance
Protect from frost
Important Notes
• Plants are sold in 12cm nursery pots
• Grown from the same cristata as Echeveria Luella Rare — a true sibling form with broader leaves and more intense colour
• More sun = deeper red edges: Red colouring intensifies with increased sun exposure — place in the brightest spot possible
• Colour is most vivid in bright light or full sun
• Size and colour may vary depending on growing season
• Each plant is unique and may differ slightly from the photo
• Plants may show natural marks from normal growing conditions
Perfect for succulent collectors, container gardens, and decorative plant displays.
