I have always called it Schwartzkopf so it's good to know the correct name.
I have never had a flower. But I find that even leafless bits of stalk readily develop rosettes and roots. Alison, you could chop where possible so as not to lose your plant. And please post a photo of the flower!
Aeonium var "SCHWARZKOPF"
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Julie
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Re: Aeonium var "SCHWARZKOPF"
Happy carrier of Forby Disorder - an obsession with Euphorbia obesa.
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Re: Aeonium var "SCHWARZKOPF"
I think 'Schwartzkopf' is for native English speakers easier to pronounce (correctly) than 'Zwartkop', so you might as well stick with it.Julie wrote:I have always called it Schwartzkopf so it's good to know the correct name.