Potted Red Barron Echeveria plant with dark green leaves in a terracotta pot on a white background

Red Barron Echeveria Succulent, 4-Inch Pot

$8.95
Sale price  $8.95 Regular price 
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Potted Red Barron Echeveria plant with dark green leaves in a terracotta pot on a white background

Red Barron Echeveria Succulent, 4-Inch Pot

$8.95
Sale price  $8.95 Regular price 

Red Barron Echeveria draws the eye with a compact rosette of fleshy leaves that can develop rich reddish-pink tones in bright light. Set it on a sunny shelf or in a well-draining patio container for a small, sculptural accent. You’ll receive one live plant in a 4-inch plastic nursery grow pot; decorative terracotta pots in styled photos are not included.

Points of interest: Its layered leaf arrangement makes a tidy rosette, while color intensity varies with light, temperature, and season. New growth may look greener than mature outer leaves.

Current and mature size: Ships established in a 4-inch grow pot; individual rosette height and width vary. Under favorable conditions, expect a compact plant roughly 4–6 inches tall and wide, though mature size depends on growing conditions and time.

Care guide

  • Light: Provide ample bright light and some direct morning sun. Introduce stronger sunlight gradually to prevent scorched leaves; protect from intense afternoon sun during heat waves.
  • Water: Water the soil thoroughly when fully dry, then let excess drain away. Avoid standing water and reduce watering in cool or low-light periods.
  • Soil and container: Use a gritty, fast-draining succulent mix in a pot with drainage holes. Keep the leaf rosette above the soil line.
  • Temperature: Protect from freezing temperatures and prolonged cold, wet weather. Move a patio plant indoors before frost.
  • Feeding: If desired, use a weak succulent fertilizer sparingly during active growth.
  • Pruning: Gently remove fully dried lower leaves to keep the rosette tidy and discourage moisture buildup.
  • Repotting: Repot into a slightly larger draining container when roots fill the nursery pot, handling leaves gently to preserve their natural surface.
  • Propagation: Mature offsets can be separated once rooted; allow any cut surfaces to dry before planting in a dry, airy mix.

Pet and child safety: Echeveria is considered non-toxic to pets and children. This ornamental succulent is not food and should not be eaten.

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