Echeveria Runyonii- Topsy Turvy (Bare Rooted)

Echeveria Runyonii is a visually arresting succulent valued for its intriguing leaf and distinctive rosette shape. It is also referred to as Mexican Snowball or Topsy Turvy. This plant, which is native to Mexico and belongs to the Crassulaceae family, is well-liked by succulent fans due to its easy maintenance and stunning appearance.

Echeveria Runyonii is characterised by densely packed rosettes of succulent, spoon-shaped leaves that have a characteristic "topsy-turvy" appearance as they curve upward and then fold back towards the centre. Most types have bluish-green leaves, although others have pink or crimson highlights around the edges. The rosettes can grow up to 6 inches in diameter, which makes the plant compact and eye-catching. Topsy Turvy may produce tall stalks with clusters of bell-shaped flowers in the spring or summer. These blossoms, which are typically pink, red, or yellow, provide the plant an additional decorative flourish.

Always plant the roots in the soil using a succulent or cactus mix that drains well, making sure the rosette's base is at ground level. Bright indirect sunlight is ideal for Topsy Turvy. Maintain a temperature range of 65–80°F for the plant. Direct sunlight can damage the plant. Keep it away from intense heat and frost. Echeveria Runyonii is sold as bare-rooted, which means the soil will not be there on the roots. This method prevents any kind of disease in plants.