Is blooming pretty common for this plant?
6” pot with drainage
Last watered 9 months ago
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Echeveria in general, from what I understand, tend to bloom when they are very happy and healthy (as do many other succulents). So if yours is blooming, it means it’s feeling quite satisfied with its care! There are some side bars and rabbit holes which I’m sure others will bring up, but to answer your question, yes 😊
I’d also like to add that Echeveria are famous for putting out offsets, or baby echeverias, all around the plant, so if you see what looks like mini versions of your plant, it’s more likely an offset or “pup” than a flower. A flower will be very distinct on an ever-longer, very thin stalk. Offsets are also something to celebrate, in my opinion, as they also mean the plant is feeling healthy enough to reproduce.