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Echeveria Pearl von Nürnberg
Echeveria Pearl von Nürnberg
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Echeveria Pearl von Nürnberg is one of the most beloved and iconic collector's hybrids in the succulent world — a timeless classic that has captivated plant lovers for generations with her exquisite, pearlescent colouring and perfectly formed rosette. She displays a breathtaking palette of soft pearly pink, lilac and grey-purple that shimmers and shifts in the light like a living gemstone.
Her broad, spoon-shaped leaves are dusted in a fine farina that softens her already dreamy palette to a silky, luminous finish — glowing with a warm, rosy iridescence that deepens beautifully in full sun. Timeless, luminous and utterly enchanting — Echeveria Pearl von Nürnberg is the crown jewel of any succulent collection and a plant that never goes out of style!
Plant Information
Botanical Name
Echeveria 'Pearl von Nürnberg'
Leaf Colour
Soft pearly pink to lilac and grey-purple — dusted in a fine farina giving a silky, luminous, iridescent finish
Form
Symmetrical rosette with broad, spoon-shaped leaves — elegant and perfectly proportioned
Mature Size
10–15cm rosette diameter
Sunlight
Bright indirect light to full sun — more sun deepens the rosy pink and lilac tones beautifully
Watering
Deep, infrequent watering — allow soil to dry completely between waterings
Soil
Well-draining succulent or cactus mix
Frost Tolerance
Frost sensitive — protect below 4°C
Pot Size
Supplied in a 12cm pot
Important Notes
• Iconic collector's hybrid: Pearl von Nürnberg is one of the most celebrated Echeverias in the world — a timeless classic and essential addition to any serious collection
• Protect the farina: Avoid touching the leaves — the delicate farina is easily marked and fingerprints are permanent
• More sun = deeper colour: The pearly pink and lilac tones deepen and intensify beautifully with increased sun exposure
• Delivery: Delivered across South Africa — please ensure someone is available to receive your plant
Perfect for succulent collectors, container gardens, and decorative plant displays.
