Mexican Snowball Succulent ‘Echeveria elegans’

The Echeveria elegans, known as Mexican Snowball Succulent, is a highly sought-after species known for its stunning rosette shape, powdery blue-green leaves, and remarkable drought tolerance. Its ability to store water in its fleshy leaves allows it to withstand extended dry periods, making it an ideal plant for low-maintenance landscaping. Native to Mexico, it is commonly referred to as Mexican Gem, Hens and Chicks, or Mexican Ghost Plant, and gets its name from its beautiful, compact rosettes that resemble delicate snowballs.   The name Echeveria elegans is derived from the Latin word "elegans," which means elegant or graceful. This name was given to the plant due to its attractive appearance and refined characteristics. As one of the most iconic Echeveria species, it is widely used in rock gardens, succulent arrangements, and xeriscaping due to its adaptability and minimal care requirements.  The Mexican Snowball is a relatively small succulent, with individual rosettes reaching 4