Echeveria 'takasago no okina'
- Flower nameEcheveria 'takasago no okina'
- Scientific nameEcheveria 'takasago no okina'
- Alias高砂の翁
- Place of origincultivar
- Place of floweringBotanical Gardens, Specific area
- Flowering seasonJuly
What is Echeveria 'takasago no okina'
Echeveria 'takasago no okina' (scientific name: Echeveria 'takasago no okina') is a cultivar of Echeveria, a succulent plant native to Mexico and other Central and South American countries and belonging to the Echeverraceae family.
E. 'takasago no okina' has cabbage-like leaves with ruffled edges that turn from green to pink in winter.
Common name: Echeveria takasago no okina, scientific name: Echeveria 'takasago no okina', habitat: Horticulture, life form: Succulent, height: 45-60 cm, leaf type: Root leaf, leaf shape Cabbage-like with ruffled edges, Rosette width: 30-45 cm, Leaf color: silver-gray to pink (winter), Leaf length: 15-18 cm, Leaf width: 7-8 cm, Inflorescence form: conical, Flowering season: July, Stem color: , Flower color: vermilion/red, Flower diameter: 0.4 cm.

















