Echeveria are attractive succulents, usually grown in Britain as houseplants, forming evergreen rosettes of fleshy leaves. There are many varieties and cultivars to choose from within the genus, from compact plants ideal for windowsill displays, to larger specimens better suited to growing in the conservatory or greenhouse. Echeverias flower in summer, but they are mostly grown for their foliage.
Echeveriasecunda var. glauca forms clusters of spatula-shaped, pale blue-grey leaves, from which tall stems of nodding urn-shaped red and yellow flowers appear in summer. For best results grow Echeveriasecunda var. glauca in pots in well-drained compost, in a sunny position.
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Echeveria ‘Secunda’ and wildlife
Echeveria ‘Secunda’ has no particular known value to wildlife in the UK.
Is Echeveria ‘Secunda’ poisonous?
Echeveria ‘Secunda’ has no toxic effects reported.
