Echeveria 'Laulindsa'

Echeveria 'Laulindsa' (cultivar name: Echeveria 'Laulindsa', E. laui x E. lindsayana) is a succulent plant of the genus Echeveria in the family Crassulaceae. It was bred in the United States by crossing E. laui and E. lindsayana. The plant is 20 to 40 cm tall, with thick, pale dark green leaves that are concentrically arranged with pinkish-red, powdery-white tips. The thick-walled, powdery white leaves are inherited from E. laui, and the blue leaves and pink flowers are inherited from E. lindsayan. The genus name Echeveria is a dedication to the Spanish botanist Anastasio Echeveria y Goddy, and the variety name Laurinze is a compound of "lau" from the parents laui + "lindsa" from lindsayana.

Common name: Echeveria 'Laulindse' (cultivar name: Echeveria 'Laulindsa', E. laui x E. lindsayana), horticultural cultivar breeding ground: USA, environment: arid land, life type: evergreen succulent Perennial, Height: 20-40 cm, Leaf color: blue-green, Leaf shape: ovate, Rosette diameter: 15 cm, Inflorescence: raceme, Flowering season: February-August, Flower color: orange-red, Flower stalk apex: 15-20 cm, Flower shape: bell-shaped with 5 deep lobes, Flower diameter: 1.5-2 cm, Use: potted plant, rock garden.