Exotic Organic Farm
Coimbatore, India
Pale mint-green, spoon-shaped leaves in a perfect rosette, edged in pink and red when it gets bright sun. Easy, sculptural, and ideal for pots and dish gardens.
Rare varietyHard-to-find plants, not common nursery stock.
Sold by a Coimbatore farmExotic Organic Farm, Kuppanur, Coimbatore.
Suited to Indian climateCare notes written for Indian heat, monsoon and humidity.
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Echeveria is a genus of rosette-forming succulents from the semi-desert regions of Mexico and Central America, reaching into north-western South America. 'Green Spoon' is a trade name for a form with broad, spoon-like pale green leaves that turn pink to red at the tips in bright light.
It stores water in thick leaves and wants strong light and very little water. In India it does best in a bright spot that is protected from the monsoon, where it forms a tidy rosette that slowly offsets into clusters.
| Botanical name | Echeveria (green spoon form) |
| Common name | Echeveria Green Spoon |
| Native to | Mexico and Central America (genus origin) |
| Plant type | Evergreen succulent rosette |
| Mature size | Rosette 10–15 cm across, slowly clustering |
| Flowering in India | Typically late winter to early summer, roughly February to June |
| Flower | Small bell-shaped coral, pink or yellow flowers on arching stalks |
| Light | 4–6 hours of bright light, morning sun is best |
| Water | Soak and dry, never in the rosette |
| Difficulty | Easy |
Written for India's heat, humidity and monsoon. These are general guidelines; adjust to your city, balcony and season, and message us if you want advice for your location.
4–6 hours of bright light with morning sun is ideal. Too little light stretches the plant and loses the colour.
In peak heat (March to May), give light shade in the afternoon to prevent scorched leaves.
Water at the soil, not into the rosette. About every 7–10 days in summer and every 2 weeks when cooler, only when fully dry.
Use a fast-draining cactus mix with extra grit or perlite, in a terracotta pot with drainage.
Shelter it from heavy rain. Wet leaves and humid air cause rot.
Feed a diluted cactus fertiliser once a month in the growing season. Remove dried bottom leaves.
In India, echeverias usually send up their arching flower stalks from late winter into early summer, roughly February to June, carrying small bell-shaped coral, pink or yellow flowers that attract bees. Bright light and a cooler, drier rest period encourage blooming. After flowering, trim off the stalk at the base.
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Leaf and bloom detailNot enough light. Move it to a brighter spot where it gets several hours of direct morning sun.
Not well. Heavy rain causes rot, so keep it under cover during the monsoon.
Echeveria is generally listed as non-toxic to pets, but keep plants out of reach of chewing animals.
Yes. Echeveria Green Spoon is a rare plant in India and we usually hold limited stock. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm current availability before ordering.
Live plants are packed carefully and shipped from our Coimbatore farm. Message us your pin code and we will confirm the packing and delivery time for your location.
Looking for the Echeveria Green Spoon price in India, where to buy Echeveria Green Spoon online, or Echeveria (green spoon form) care tips? This page covers all three. Echeveria Green Spoon is one of the rare exotic plants for sale in India at exoticfarm.in, from Exotic Organic Farm in Coimbatore, with delivery to Chennai, Bengaluru, Kerala and the rest of India (message us to confirm for your pin code).
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