Are you in love with succulents? Well, we’re too! So, we’ve decided to create a list of our favorite echeveria types. The most awesome part about this list is that you can check out their blooming season and create an echeveria garden that will produce flowers all year round.
And, let’s be honest, who can say no to a garden full of echeveria flowers?
Our List of Echeveria Types
1. Echeveria Perle Von Nurnberg
Other names:
Pearl of Nurnberg
Bloomtime:
Summer
Hardiness:
9 to 10
Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors2. Echeveria Nodulosa
Other names:
Painted Echeveria, Echeveria Disocolor, Echeveria Misteca, Cotyledon Nodulosa Bloomtime:
Summer Hardiness:
9b to 11b Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors3. Echeveria Mauna Loa
Other names:
Echeveria gibbiflora ‘Mauna Loa’ Bloomtime:
Fall/Winter Hardiness:
9b to 11b Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors4. Echeveria Agavoides Lipstick
Other names:
Echeveria agavoides ‘Red Edge’, ‘Lipstick’ Echeveria Bloomtime:
Summer Hardiness:
9 to 12 Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors5. Echeveria Pulidonis
Image by Seán A. O’Hara licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Pulido’s Echeveria Bloomtime:
Spring Hardiness:
9 - 11b Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors6. Echeveria Rubella
Image by stephen boisvert licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
N/A Bloomtime:
Summer Hardiness:
11a to 11b Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors7. Echeveria Elegans
Image by stephen boisvert licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Mexican Gem, White Mexican Rose, Mexican Snow Ball Bloomtime:
Winter and Spring Hardiness:
9 - 12 Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors8. Echeveria Runyonii Topsy Turvy
Image by Esin Üstün licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Mexican Hen and Chicks Bloomtime:
Late Summer and Fall Hardiness:
9a Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors9. Echeveria Pulvinata cv. Frosty
Image by stephen boisvert licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Echeveria pulvinata var. Frigida ‘Noxa’, White Chenille Plant Bloomtime:
Fall and Winter Hardiness:
9 Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors10. Echeveria Secunda
Image by Forest and Kim Starr licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Blue Echeveria, Hen and Chickens, Glaucous Echeveria Bloomtime:
Summer Hardiness:
9 - 12 Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors11. Echeveria Derenbergii
Image by Bjorn S. licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
Other names:
The Painted Lady, Baby Echeveria Bloomtime:
Summer Hardiness:
9 - 12 Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors12. Echeveria Maxonii
Image by Jean-Michel Moullec licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Maxonii Rose Bloomtime:
N/A Hardiness:
N/A Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors13. Echeveria Hummel
Image by Seán A. O’Hara licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Echeveria Ed Hummel Bloomtime:
Early Spring Hardiness:
9b to 11b Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors14. Echeveria Diffractens
Image by Jean-Michel Moullec licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Shattering Echeveria Bloomtime:
Late Spring/Early Summer Hardiness:
9a to 11a Suited for:
Outdoors and Indoors15. Echeveria Setosa Minor
Image by Jean-Michel Moullec licensed under CC BY 2.0
Other names:
Mexican Fire Cracker Bloomtime:
Summer/Fall Hardiness:
9b to 10b Suited for:
Outdoors and IndoorsConclusion
This was a list of a few of our favorite echeveria types. Stay tuned, because we’re going to update it and add more to it.
Until then, share your favorite echeveria type below or let us know about your experience with this amazing genus!
Happy gardening!
