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unusual succulent plants for sale Echeveria ChurroDescription Echeveria 'Churro' Care Guide FAQ Common Issues Echeveria 'Churro' is a rare drought tolerant architectural succulent that belongs to the diverse Echeveria genus, prized by collectors for its distinctive rosette form. This unusual succulent originates from hybrid breeding that combines the best traits of its parent plants. This churro succulent displays thick, fleshy leaves arranged in perfect symmetrical rosettes that create stunning
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Echeveria 'Churro' is a rare drought tolerant architectural succulent that belongs to the diverse Echeveria genus, prized by collectors for its distinctive rosette form. This unusual succulent originates from hybrid breeding that combines the best traits of its parent plants.
This churro succulent displays thick, fleshy leaves arranged in perfect symmetrical rosettes that create stunning architectural appeal. The leaves showcase subtle color variations and a smooth texture that catches light beautifully, while the compact rosette structure maintains its shape year-round. Echeveria 'Churro' develops multiple rosettes over time, creating impressive clusters that make it a standout specimen among rosette succulents.
Echeveria 'Churro' requires a night temperature drop to encourage blooming, producing delicate flower spikes that emerge from the center of each rosette. This rare echeveria shows clear signs when thirsty through slight wilting of its outer leaves, making it an easy care plant for beginners to master.
This pet friendly succulent thrives indoors and can move outside for summer growing, though it needs cover from rain to prevent root rot. Echeveria 'Churro' handles drafty spots well and tolerates dry heated air, making it perfect as an indoor plant or succulent gift. The low maintenance nature and architectural form appeal to both novice gardeners and serious collectors seeking unusual succulents.
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Echeveria 'Churro' thrives in bright indirect light to full sun conditions and needs rotating for even growth.
Water Echeveria 'Churro' deeply every 10-14 days during growing season, less frequently in winter dormancy.
Echeveria 'Churro' requires well-draining cactus mix with added perlite or pumice for optimal drainage.
Echeveria 'Churro' prefers temperatures between 65-80°F (18-27°C) and tolerates brief drops to 40°F (4°C).
Echeveria 'Churro' grows slowly and requires minimal fertilizer, just diluted cactus food monthly during spring.
Echeveria 'Churro' thrives in USDA hardiness zones 9-11 and cannot tolerate frost below 32°F (0°C). These zones include Florida, California, Texas, Arizona, Hawaii, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, Nevada, southern Alabama, southern Mississippi, and coastal regions of North Carolina and Oregon. In colder climates, this architectural succulent must be grown as a houseplant or moved indoors during winter months.
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Q: Is Echeveria 'Churro' safe for pets and children?
A: Yes, this plant is pet friendly and safe around cats, dogs, and children. Echeveria 'Churro' contains no toxic compounds.
Q: How often should I water my Echeveria 'Churro'?
A: Water Echeveria 'Churro' every 10-14 days when soil is completely dry. The plant shows when thirsty through slight wilting of outer leaves.
Q: What light conditions does Echeveria 'Churro' need indoors?
A: Echeveria 'Churro' needs bright indirect light to partial sun indoors. Rotate regularly for even growth and avoid scorching in intense south windows.
Q: How do I propagate Echeveria 'Churro'?
A: Propagate Echeveria 'Churro' by removing offset rosettes or individual leaves. Allow cuts to callus for 24-48 hours before planting in dry cactus mix.
Q: Why are my Echeveria 'Churro' leaves turning yellow?
A: Yellow leaves on Echeveria 'Churro' typically indicate overwatering or poor drainage. Reduce watering frequency and ensure proper soil drainage.
Q: Can Echeveria 'Churro' survive when I travel?
A: Yes, Echeveria 'Churro' easily survives a 10-day trip alone due to its drought tolerant nature. Water thoroughly before leaving and ensure good drainage.
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★★★★★ 5
Built tough for puppies
Size: Medium, Style: Medium (4 Pack)
These are great, the bright color stands out in grass outdoors they bounce well on hard floors indoors, and they’ve held up well even after a couple weeks of a very chew happy puppy playing with them.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Best ball for retrieving ever
Size: Medium, Style: Medium (4 Pack)
I have been using a ball launcher to exercise my Border Collie. Up till now I have been using the launcher to throw tennis balls. Even with the launcher I can only throw the balls a couple of hundred feet. These balls go MUCH further. I am using a steep horse pasture to throw the balls and I have to make sure that I don't launch them past the fence at the end of the pasture. I think the thing that makes them go further is their weight combined with a smooth surface. They also have incredible bonce. They hit and just shoot way up into the air. Also, the tennis balls I was using were green. In my horse pasture they were easy for the Collie to miss since they blended right in to the grass. These balls with the orange with blue stripes are far easier for the dog to find. It's really hard to tire out a Border Collie but these balls do the job.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great fun for retrievers
Size: Medium, Style: Medium (4 Pack)
Great durable balls. Use these with or without the thrower. Lab puppy loves to play fetch and these are easy to spot in the yard. Our neighbor has 2 pit bulls who also plays with them. Will buy them again if need be.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Dogs love them
Size: Medium, Style: Medium (4 Pack)
These balls last! Dogs love them!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Best toy, the end
Style: Sport, Size: 12in, Style: Sport, Size: 12in
Combined with the Max Glow ball, this is the best dog toy available on modern planet Earth.
I have a burly 92lb. pit bull mix with highly developed prey drive, and she will chase the glow ball for hours if I let her.
The tiny sport launcher (Sport 12M) is the best, because you can still throw the ball really far, but you can also slam the ball down a few feet away from yourself so it bounces up in the air and your dog has to jump to catch it, or you can throw it up really high so it bounces 15' away or so and your dog can jump to catch it. We sometimes have to play fetch in a pretty small area, so it's nice to have the small launcher for these games. The larger launchers aren't as fun in small areas. You can play the same games but it's trickier to throw the ball correctly.
Also, the small launcher is a lot easier to carry. The small launcher fits in my dog-walk-stuff backpack (with the ball in the launcher so I don't have to dig for it later), but the big ones don't easily. The launcher also has a hole in the end so you can hang it from your bag or whatever with a carabiner. The big ones are too long for that in most cases, and swing back and forth.
Also-also my dog loves to ask for the launcher, then when I give it to her she plays keep-away and it's adorable. The big launcher I have is harder for her to balance in her mouth, so she just lays down and chews on it until it gets taken away. She's chewed on all of the four Chuck Its we've owned, but she's only broken one (a big one), but that's because she got ahold of it when no one was home. The little one in my bag is totally chewed up but still works great. I think they're sturdier than the big ones. Except for the launcher she chewed into pieces, which was our fault, the only reason we've had to replace anything was because we lost it. Usually we keep the launcher and ball in the backpack so she can't get to them and so they don't get lost, so we rarely have to replace them. There is just not a better value in toys, and the startup price is really low.
Once again I really recommend the glow ball! It doesn't get soggy no matter how wet the grass or the dog mouth is. It is fun to chase because it is slippery and it collapses when it's squeezed, so it pops out of the dog's mouth and flies away if they bite it at the wrong angle; it's really bouncy, and stays bouncy because it can't be popped; it whistles so you can usually hear it even if you can't see it; and it really glows enough for nighttime catch, even if you only have your cellphone flashlight to charge it up!
UPDATE:
I should have said, we have the 12M launcher, which means the handle is 12 inches long and it uses a medium-sized ball. The medium ball is 2.5 inches in diameter, so the launcher will fit regular tennis balls, too! But my dog won't play with regular tennis balls anymore because they aren't anywhere near as fun as the glow balls, and I think she doesn't like having gross sloshy muddy tennis balls in her mouth.
I lost my short launcher awhile back and could only get a long one locally to replace it, which reminded me that you have to lean over a lot further to use the short launcher. So if you have trouble leaning over to the point that your hand is a foot above the ground, this may be hard for you to use.
I wish Amazon would let us choose colors, because my old one was green, and the big one is orange, both of which are bright enough to see in the grass from far away, even at night.
Still, best toy!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2017