Sun Exposure: Part sun to light shade
Origin: Garden origin
Growth Habits: Clustering succulent rosette, hairy leaves, 5 inches in diameter (12 cm)
Watering Needs: Keep the soil mixture moist all year, water regularly in summer
Propagation: Offsets, leaf cuttings
The Echeveria 'Doris Taylor' is a cross between Echeveria setosa and Echeveria pulvinata. The leaves are pale green with dense white hairs. In winter, as other Echeverias, the bottom leaves shrivel, and depending on your level of humidity, fungus could develop among the hair and the dead leaves. It is then better to remove the dead leaves as needed.
Blooming Habits:
This Echeveria has orange flowers in the spring.
Culture:
Cut of the main rosette of leggy plant in the spring. The rosette can be replanted, as well as the new offsets that appear.
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