Echeveria pulidonis at Auckland Botanical Gardens, New Zealand (Photo: Krzysztof Ziarnek, Kenraiz / Wikimedia Commons / CreativeCommons)Echeveria pulidonis is a species of succulent native to Mexico, which is born in the shape of a rose and is easily identified by the red line that outlines its leaves.Among the plants of the same genus, it is not the one that grows the most, and it reaches the size of the vase number 11 (which is 11 cm in diameter).It produces a small yellow flower, which forms a cluster from a stem and usually blooms once a year, usually in August.According to producer Rodrigo van Kampen, the plant is very sensitive to water and should not be watered frequently.When the vegetable is an adult, the expert recommends watering it only once a month."What happens is that it [the succulent] greatly reduces activity when you water less, and it increases durability. When you water more, there is a greater risk of getting fungus", points out Rodrigo.In times of heavy rain, it is important not to leave them unprotected, so they don't get soaked.The species has pointed leaves with a red outline (Photo: Tangopaso / Wikimedia Commons / CreativeCommons)This species likes a lot of light and can be exposed to direct sunlight.It should receive at least two hours of sunlight a day, so indoors it should be next to a window.To create seedlings of the plant, simply remove the leaves and place them on damp sand, where they will stay for 30 to 60 days, until it takes root and starts to develop the new bud.Then, when it acquires 1 cm in diameter, it is enough to plant them in a pot with a specific substrate for the genus.Younger plants need more water than adults.If it's a seedling, it should be watered once or twice a week, depending on the weather.