Echeveria Beverley 130mm

Echeveria ‘Beverly’ – Soft Blue-Green Rosette with Colourful Blooms

Echeveria ‘Beverly’ is a compact rosette succulent with soft blue-grey to pale green leaves and subtle pink or reddish tones around the edges. Its layered leaves create a neat, rounded form that gives the plant a gentle, ornamental appearance.

The colour can change with light, temperature, and the season. Under brighter conditions, the leaf margins may develop stronger pink or red tones, adding contrast to the cooler foliage.

When mature and growing well, it can produce slender flower stems above the rosette. The bell-shaped flowers may appear in shades of pink, orange, or yellow, providing a bright contrast to the muted foliage.

Plant Details

Botanical Name: Echeveria ‘Beverly’
Common Name: Beverly Echeveria
Plant Type: Rosette-forming succulent
Growth Habit: Compact and symmetrical
Foliage: Blue-grey to pale green with possible pink or red margins
Flowering: Bell-shaped flowers on tall stems
Pot Size: 130mm nursery pot
Water Requirement: Low once established

Key Features

• Compact rosette with layered, fleshy leaves
• Soft blue-grey and green foliage
• Pink or reddish colouring can develop along the leaf edges
• May produce colourful bell-shaped flowers
• Suitable for containers and succulent arrangements
• Good choice for small gardens and bright indoor spaces
• Drought tolerant once established
• Relatively low maintenance

Where to Grow

The compact form makes this plant easy to use in decorative pots, succulent bowls, rockeries, patios, balconies, and bright windowsills.

It also works well in mixed arrangements where its cooler foliage can contrast with darker green or brightly coloured succulents.

Care Guide

Light

Provide bright light for healthy growth and good colour.

Gentle morning sun can help bring out pink and red tones around the leaves. If the plant has been kept indoors or in shade, introduce stronger direct sunlight gradually.

During very hot weather, protection from harsh afternoon sun may be helpful.

Watering

Allow the soil to dry completely before watering.

When watering, soak the soil thoroughly and allow excess water to drain away. Avoid leaving the plant in wet soil for long periods.

Reduce watering during cooler weather or periods of slow growth.

Soil

Use a free-draining cactus or succulent mix.

Good drainage is important for preventing excess moisture around the roots. A pot with drainage holes is recommended.

Temperature

It prefers warm, dry conditions. Protect it from frost, prolonged cold, and heavy rain.

Flowering

Mature plants can produce tall, slender flower stems rising above the rosette.

The flowers are typically bell-shaped and may show pink, orange, or yellow tones. Flowering depends on the plant's maturity, season, light, and general growing conditions, so a newly purchased plant may not flower immediately.

Colour Changes

The foliage may look different throughout the year.

Brighter light can encourage stronger pink or red colouring around the leaf margins, while lower light can result in greener and less pronounced colours. Temperature and seasonal changes can also affect the plant's appearance.

Good to Know

Echeverias store water in their fleshy leaves, so they are better suited to periods of drying than constantly wet soil.

Avoid allowing water to remain trapped in the centre of the rosette, particularly in humid conditions. Good airflow also helps keep the foliage healthy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Echeveria ‘Beverly’ easy to grow?

Yes. It is generally a low-maintenance succulent when grown in good light with free-draining soil and careful watering.

Does it need full sun?

Bright light is important. Gentle morning sun is useful for maintaining compact growth and encouraging stronger leaf colouring.

Can it grow indoors?

Yes. It can grow indoors if placed somewhere bright, such as a sunny windowsill. Insufficient light may cause the rosette to become more open.

How often should I water it?

Water only when the soil has dried completely. The timing will vary depending on temperature, light, pot size, and growing conditions.

Will Echeveria ‘Beverly’ produce flowers?

Mature plants can produce tall stems carrying bell-shaped flowers. Flowering is seasonal and depends on growing conditions.

What colour are the flowers?

The flowers can show pink, orange, or yellow tones, depending on the plant and growing conditions.

Can the leaf colour change?

Yes. Light, temperature, season, and growing conditions can affect the colour of the foliage and leaf margins.

What You Will Receive

The plant is supplied in a 130mm diameter nursery pot.

The photograph is representative of the plant you may receive. As succulents are living plants, there can be natural differences in size, shape, colour, rosette fullness, and growth stage.

No two plants are exactly the same, so the Echeveria you receive may vary slightly from the photographs.

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