Echeveria 'Red Absinthe' sempervivumEcheveria 'Red Absinthe' starts off with thick, deep green leaves that have black tipped edges, but give it some sunlight, and it transforms into stunning shades of pink and red. The more sun it gets, the more intense the color shiftkind of like a natural mood ring! Its a hardy, low maintenance succulent that loves bright, dry conditions. Plus, its a prolific grower, popping out plenty of baby plants, so youll have extras to share. Display Picture
Water: Let soil dry between waterings
developing its rosettes and spreading slowly over time
and grow in an upright
Height: 40–60 cm
Full sun can enhance the coloration of the leaves
and those who have experienced it know it can occur suddenly
its leaves usually display a soft pastel blue-green shade with bold dark mahogany red tips
bringing out deeper reds and purples
fleshy leaves that are typically grey-green to yellowish green with red margins
it produces tall flower stalks (up to 50 cm) with clusters of red-and-yellow blooms
round rosette that looks like a living green mandala
Echeveria 'Noble Red' is known for its deep
