Botanical at Nine
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Echeveria Violet Queen is a regal and breathtaking collector's succulent admired for her large, generous rosette of broad, fleshy leaves in soft silvery blue-grey that blush to stunning violet-purple tones with increased sun exposure. A delicate powdery farina coating gives her leaves an ethereal, frosted quality that catches the light with every glance.
True to her name, Echeveria Violet Queen commands attention in any succulent collection. She rewards growers who give her full sun with an increasingly rich and dramatic violet transformation — making her one of the most striking and sought-after colour succulents for collectors and garden enthusiasts alike.
Plant Information
Botanical Name
Echeveria 'Violet Queen'
Plant Type
Succulent
Pot Size
12 cm nursery pot
Growth Form
Large rosette-forming succulent
Leaf Colour
Silvery blue-grey blushing to violet-purple in full sun
Light
Bright light to full sun — more sun, deeper violet colour
Watering
Allow soil to dry completely between watering
Soil
Well-draining succulent mix
Frost Tolerance
Protect from frost
Important Notes
• Plants are sold in 12 cm nursery pots
• Violet colour intensifies dramatically with increased sun exposure
• Powdery farina coating — avoid touching leaves to preserve the frosted finish
• 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.
