About Echeveria Charleston
The Echeveria Charleston is a stunning plant with white, Jelly-like leaves and pink tips that resemble the moon shining at night. It also has compact, cascading rosettes that are sure to impress.
 
How to Care for Echeveria Charleston
Sun/Temperature: The Echeveria Charleston is a perfect succulent for your indoor gardening needs. With its shade-tolerant nature, it will thrive on your windowsill or under some supplementary lighting. Please protect it from direct sunlight during the summer to prevent leaf sunburn. Temperature fluctuations are critical to the Echeveria Charleston success, so if you live in an area with varying temperatures, this is the plant for you! It can handle a temperature range of 60-80°F, but remember to bring it inside if the temperature drops below 40°F during the winter. 
 
Soil/Watering: To ensure your Echeveria Charleston thrives, it's best to use a high-grained soil mixture, ideally made from pure myrmecite and peat. Soak and dry watering is perfect for this succulent, but avoid standing water and rain.
 
Pot: Echeveria Charleston thrives in a myrtle or terra cotta pot with good drainage for optimal growth.
 
Propagation: Echeveria Charleston is so generous that it readily forms clusters, making it perfect for propagation through offsets. While propagating through leaves is possible, it's not recommended due to a lower success rate. However, if you're feeling adventurous, go ahead and give it a try! To do so, sterilize and cut the offsets with a sharp knife, then let the wounds dry in a cool place until they heal. After being healed, plant them in dry soil and wait for the roots to develop before watering regularly.
 
More Information
Primary color: green-red
Secondary color: Light-Yellow
Cold hardiness:  USDA Hardiness Zones  10 to 11 (from 30°F to 50°F)
Product format: Rooted in  2" pot
Suitability:  Ideal for balcony, window, garden
Propagation: Easy by offsets
Special characteristic: Pet safe