Echeveria lauii

Echeveria lauii is a stunning and highly sought-after succulent, prized for its perfectly symmetrical rosettes and thick, powdery blue to pale pink leaves. Native to Oaxaca, Mexico, this species is slow-growing and known for its heavy coating of farina (a natural wax), which gives it a soft, matte finish and protects it from intense sunlight. Because of this delicate coating, it should be handled minimally to avoid leaving permanent marks. Echeveria lauii produces beautiful coral to orange-pink flowers on tall, arching stalks, usually in summer. It thrives in bright, indirect sunlight, well-draining soil, and requires careful watering to prevent rot. Its elegant appearance and rarity make it a prized gem among succulent collectors and enthusiasts.