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Echeveria ‘Pink Aurora’
A premium Korean-style hybrid known for its soft pink-lavender hues.
Thick chubby leaves covered in fine powder give it a velvety pastel look.
Colors up quickly — strong light and cool nights bring out bright pink tips and a rosy purple center.
Extremely stable, compact, and easy to maintain that “cotton candy” tone.
Winter form = dreamy pastel rose with crystal frost effect.
A must-have rosette for pink lovers and collectors of Korean hybrids.
We currently do not accept returns for live plants.
If your plant dies within 30 days of arrival, or if other non-plant items arrive seriously damaged during shipping, please contact us immediately.
We will offer a suitable solution based on the situation — such as a replacement, refund.
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Because plants are living products, their condition may be affected by shipping, climate, and personal care methods.
We cannot guarantee that every plant will look exactly the same in color, shape, or size, but we always make sure each plant we ship is healthy, complete, and ready to grow.
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“From our garden to your hands — Timesprout brings nature’s calm beauty into your daily moments.”
Succulents love light — it’s their favorite energy source.
Place them where they can enjoy 4–6 hours of bright, indirect sunlight each day.
Morning sunlight is best; avoid harsh afternoon rays that can cause sunburn.
Less is more. Succulents store water in their leaves, so overwatering is the main reason they die.
Wait until the soil is completely dry, then water thoroughly until it drains from the bottom — “soak and dry” is the golden rule.
Good airflow keeps your succulents healthy and prevents rot.
Avoid closed or damp environments; gentle wind and breathable soil are their best friends.
Succulents prefer a mild climate — ideally 60–80°F (15–27°C).
They can handle cool nights, but protect them from frost and extreme heat.
Choose well-draining soil with plenty of perlite, pumice, or coarse sand.
A pot with a drainage hole is a must — roots need to breathe too.
Succulent care is about balance — sunlight, air, and patience.
Treat each plant gently, and you’ll see quiet miracles unfold every day.
Leaf Propagation
• How: Twist off a healthy leaf cleanly from the stem. Let it dry 1–3 days until the end calluses. Lay on dry, well-draining soil; don’t bury. Mist lightly every 3–5 days.
• When to water: Only after tiny roots/bud appear; then water sparingly.
• Light: Bright, indirect light.
• Timeline: Roots 2–4 weeks; baby rosette 4–8 weeks.
• Don’t: Don’t pull with a tear (half leaf fails), don’t keep soil wet.
Stem Cuttings
• How: Cut a healthy stem (5–10 cm). Remove lower leaves. Air-dry/callus 2–5 days. Insert into dry succulent mix. After 5–7 days, mist edges of soil.
• Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid harsh noon sun.
• Timeline: Roots in 2–3 weeks; new growth in 4–6 weeks.
• Tip: Use clean tools; optional rooting powder.
• Don’t: Don’t water immediately; don’t plant before callus forms.
Offsets / Division
• How: Gently expose the base, wiggle offsets free with some roots attached. Let wounds dry 1 day, then pot separately.
• First water: 3–5 days after repotting, small amount around edges.
• Light: Bright light; acclimate to sun over a week.
• Timeline: Resumes growth in 1–2 weeks.
• Don’t: Don’t yank and break the core; don’t overpot (use snug pots).
1. Prepare:
Use a slightly larger pot and well-draining succulent soil.
2. Remove:
Gently take the plant out with its roots and soil together.
Do not cut healthy roots.
3. Inspect:
Trim only black or rotten roots and let them dry if needed.
4. Repot:
Place in the new pot, fill fresh soil around, keep same height.
5. Aftercare:
Keep in bright shade for 2–3 days, then water lightly.
Resume normal care after about a week.
