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Echeveria Black Prince - 3" Pot

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Why it’s special?

  • Dramatic near-black rosette
  • Deep-red winter flowers
  • Bold contrast plant
  • Pet-safe and drought-tolerant
  • Easy for beginners

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The Top 4 Rose Shaped Succulent Pack brings together four hardy Echeveria and Graptopetalum varieties, each grown in a neat 3" pot. Their tightly l...

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Echeveria 'Black Prince' is a dramatic hybrid succulent forming a rosette of dark, almost black, triangular leaves that emerge green at the centre and deepen to chocolate-maroon and near-black in strong sun. This bold colour makes it a standout in succulent collections and arrangements. In autumn to winter it produces striking deep-red bell flowers on short stalks. It is easy, drought-tolerant and slow-growing. It needs bright light to maintain its dark colour, gritty soil and sparing water. In India it thrives in full sun on balconies and rooftops, sheltered from monsoon rain.

Specifications

Family Crassulaceae
Native region Hybrid (Mexico parentage)
Mature height 8-15 cm
Mature spread 12-20 cm
Growth rate Slow
Foliage Dark maroon to near-black rosette
Flower colour Deep red
Flower season Autumn to winter
Climate zone Arid, USDA 9-11

Care guide

Sunlight Full sun to bright light for dark colour
Watering Soak and dry; water only when soil is dry
Soil / mix Gritty, fast-draining succulent mix
Temperature 10-32 C; protect from frost
Humidity Low; prefers dry air
Fertilizer Dilute succulent feed once in spring/summer
Pruning Remove dried lower leaves
Repotting Every 2-3 years in fresh mix
Propagation Offsets, leaf cuttings, beheading
Pests & problems Mealybugs, aphids
Toxicity / safety Non-toxic / pet-safe
Difficulty Easy

Uses

A dramatic ornamental succulent for tabletop pots, dish gardens, arrangements and sunny windowsills. Its dark rosette adds bold contrast among lighter succulents.

Growing tips

In India give it plenty of direct sun to keep the leaves dark and almost black; in low light it reverts to green. Use gritty soil, water sparingly, and shelter it from heavy monsoon rains to avoid rot.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water Black Prince?
Water deeply only when the soil is fully dry, about every 10-14 days in summer and much less in winter, to prevent root rot.
How much light does it need?
Full sun to very bright light is needed to keep the leaves dark. In low light it turns green and the rosette stretches out.
Is Black Prince safe for pets?
Yes, it is generally non-toxic and pet-safe, though it is still best to discourage pets from chewing any plant.
When should I repot it?
Repot every 2-3 years or when crowded, using fresh gritty succulent mix in a pot with good drainage holes.
How do I propagate it?
Propagate from offsets, healthy leaves or by beheading. Let the cut pieces callus for a day or two, then plant in dry gritty mix.
Why is my plant turning green instead of black?
Green colour means it needs more sun. Move it to a brighter, sunnier spot and the dark maroon-black tones will return.
When does it bloom?
It usually blooms in autumn to winter, producing short stalks of deep-red bell-shaped flowers that contrast with the dark leaves.
Can I grow it indoors in India?
It does best outdoors in full sun. Indoors, place it at the brightest sunny window or it will lose its dark colour.
How do I protect it during the monsoon?
Move it under cover during heavy rains and use fast-draining soil, since prolonged wetness is the main cause of rot.
Does it need fertilizer?
Very little. A single diluted dose of succulent fertilizer in spring or summer is enough; overfeeding weakens growth.

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