Echeveria 'Culibra' • Australian wildlife decor

Echeveria 'Culibra' • Australian wildlife decorEcheveria 'Culibra' (also known as Echeveria 'Culebra') is a rare hybrid created by Dick Wright in 1980. It forms large, powdery blue green rosettes with dramatic leaf carunclesraised ridges that cause the leaves to curl downward into tubular shapes. The result is a plant that looks like a coiled serpent, with pink wavy margins and a bold, sculptural presence. Rosette size: up to 20 cm across Leaf shape: Tubular, curled with raised caruncles Colour:

Delightful succulent artwork with the phrase "Just One More"

Soil: Needs excellent drainage—gritty succulent mix is ideal

and makes a quirky gift for plant lovers or anyone who enjoys bold

creating a piece that feels both artistic and heartwarming

Light: Bright light or gentle morning sun

but don’t push your luck below −4°C

The leaves can range from white with hints of pistachio to silver tones

Prefers full sun

Unlike some Echeverias that produce multiple offsets

it has a powdery coating of farina that gives it a slightly frosted appearance

This means they are taken out of their pots

Imagine clusters of blue-green rosettes dusted with a silvery coating