or grit to cactus soil to provide the proper drainage to keep their root healthy

Fertilization: While Echeveria Lala doesn't have high fertilizer requirements

Simply place the succulent with a nursery tray in the small white pot

As a naturally occurring material from volcanic eruptions

Echeveria 'Rain Drops' (6 inch) rare varieties or grit to cactus soilAbout Echeveria Raindrops Echeveria Raindrops is a rare succulent. The name of the raindrop comes from the fact that when it grows up, there is a spherical lump on each leaf's outer edge. Leaves are green at the bottom and light red at the edges. Note that when the leaf is young, its bulges are not noticeable. How to Care for Echeveria Raindrops Sun Location: Echeveria' Rain Drops' like the full sun; this is a succulent for gardens, so try to grow