Kante ☆ Queen of Echeveria, Rooted ★ Pink Edge

Known as the Queen of Echeveria, the Cante (cante) is a popular variety due to its beautiful appearance.

Its pale pink gradient leaves are covered in a white powder, and the way many leaves overlap is truly captivating.

The Cante, belonging to the Echeveria genus of the Crassulaceae family, is an Echeveria native to central Mexico.

The white powder on the Cante is said to protect its leaves from heat. While it may come off if touched, it will return in about a month, so there's no need to worry.

The leaves with beautiful pink gradients turn purple during the Momiji (autumn foliage) period, revealing a mysterious appearance.

Around July, the Cante sprouts buds from its flower stalks and blooms. The flower stalks and buds are covered in white, featuring a beautiful coloration.

The flowers are described as red, but upon closer inspection, they have a hue that combines orange and pink.

The seeds produced from cross-pollination are beautiful, covered in white powder, and can also be used for cross-pollination.

Its stunning appearance is truly impressive. Add it as an accent to your garden or room.

We will gently wrap it with tissue paper with the utmost care, but there is a high possibility that the white powder on the surface may come off during packaging (+_+).
However, it will return to its original state in about a month. Also, the new leaves that emerge are pure white and beautiful ☆ Please understand this before purchasing.


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☆We grow and love succulents and cacti. We are amateurs, so some items may not be perfect. Please consider and purchase only if you understand this.

☆Plants are generally shipped as bare-root seedlings via fourth-class mail from the post office. If you prefer a different shipping method, please indicate it in the comments.

☆We use food packaging, plastic bottles, etc., for packing. We strive for careful packaging.

☆Please understand that leaves may fall off during shipping, or changes may occur due to wilting or cold. (Fallen leaves can sometimes be used for leaf propagation.)

We look forward to a pleasant transaction.

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