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Echeveria Madiba
Echeveria Madiba
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Echeveria Madiba is a proudly South African named collector's succulent β a bold and beautiful hybrid rosette that carries a strength, warmth and resilience reflected in every aspect of her striking form. She displays thick, broad leaves in rich deep olive-green to bronze, dramatically edged in vivid pink that intensifies and glows magnificently with increased sun exposure.
Named in honour of the beloved Madiba, she is a deeply meaningful and eye-catching variety that brings warmth, depth and a proud South African spirit to any succulent collection. Her rich colouring with glowing pink edges becomes more vivid and spectacular with every season of full sun β strong, resilient and deeply beautiful, just like the name she carries!
Plant Information
Botanical Name
Echeveria 'Madiba'
Leaf Colour
Deep olive-green to bronze with vivid pink edges and tips β pink colouring deepens and intensifies dramatically with full sun exposure
Form
Bold, structured rosette with thick, broad leaves β strong and architectural
Mature Size
15β20cm rosette diameter
Sunlight
Bright indirect light to full sun β more sun brings out the richest, most vivid pink edge colouring
Watering
Deep, infrequent watering β allow soil to dry completely between waterings
Soil
Well-draining succulent or cactus mix
Frost Tolerance
Frost sensitive β protect below 4Β°C
Pot Size
Supplied in a 12cm pot
Important Notes
β’ Proudly South African: Named in honour of Madiba β a deeply meaningful and special collector's piece with a proud South African story
β’ More sun = deeper pink edges: The vivid pink edge colouring intensifies dramatically with increased sun exposure β place in the brightest spot possible
β’ Avoid overwatering: Allow soil to dry completely between waterings β she is drought-tolerant and prefers to stay on the dry side
β’ Delivery: Delivered across South Africa β please ensure someone is available to receive your plant
Perfect for succulent collectors, container gardens, and decorative plant displays.
