You can repot Echeveria any time of year. You could even cut off the flowering stalks, stick them in soil, and make new plants. Do not over water. Practice Benign Neglect.

Great, thx paracelsus!

I agree with paracelsus, but you dont have to cut off flowering stalks unless you want to :-). I repotted a Lola I got from a friend a few weeks ago while it was starting a flowering stalk, and all that happened was that it sent up a second smaller stalk and lost a lower ring of leaves. It started putting out new growth in less than two weeks. Species more prone to rot or slower-growing species may require a longer period of recovery before they show any growth.

Good to know, Ben. As you probably guessed I was worried the flower stalk would wilt after repot, and the flowers are too pretty to lose early.

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