Echeveria Cana

Echeveria Cana is a distinctive, upright succulent famous for its chunky, silvery-blue leaves and upward growth habit. Unlike many sprawling echeverias, it grows taller than it is wide and produces vibrant orange and yellow flowers.

• Its striking silvery-blue colour is caused by a powdery natural wax. When exposed to intense light or drought, this protective layer flushes a beautiful, fiery red as a natural sunscreen.
• upward, forming tall, stalk-like structures stacked with succulent leaves.
• They are native to remote, mountainous terrains and cliffs in Mexico and Central America, thriving in rocky, well-draining soil.

To keep Echeveria Cana healthy, plant it in a gritty, fast-draining mix, water only when completely dry, and give it as much bright, indirect sunlight as possible to encourage its best colours.