It grows to about knee height and opens a bright rosette at the top, giving off a sunflower-like presence that easily becomes the star of a succulent garden. It struggles with heat, so summer care is the key challenge. Even if it dries up, new growth returns in autumn—so do not toss it out. Its home is the Canary Islands floating in the northeastern Atlantic, and perhaps that unique origin explains the slightly different vibe it carries.
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With its somewhat broad leaves, deeply cupped rosette, and a bright, luminous center in fresh spring growth, this is a variegated Aeonium with a st...
It’s not easy to define the characteristics of Aeoniums, since they can change so much, but this cultivar has an atmosphere quite similar to Medusa...
A classic Aeonium cultivar, this plant produces tall stems of about 10–30 cm, topped in early summer with rosettes that turn nearly black—a profoun...
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