Aeonium 2
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Aeonium 2
Next specimen. A lot smaller and more curved leaves but still pretty. Hope this one is right way up!
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Re: Aeonium 2
I think this is another Sunburst, a smaller rosette
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Re: Aeonium 2
Hi Mike,
I'm interested that you think they are the same. They look so different! The leaves look so much longer on the first one and are straight whereas these are curvy. Thanks anyway. I will see how it develops. On this basis I suspect they are all Sunburst, with variations.
I'm interested that you think they are the same. They look so different! The leaves look so much longer on the first one and are straight whereas these are curvy. Thanks anyway. I will see how it develops. On this basis I suspect they are all Sunburst, with variations.
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Re: Aeonium 2
This could be Aeonium arboreum 'Luteovariegatum'.
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Re: Aeonium 2
It looks like Aeonium 'Sunburst' to me, just like the other. Once it has grown the leaves should lengthen. I would endorse putting it outside in summer, it will develop good colour outside. If it develops offsets just beware that you could get some very light ones that are susceptible to burning.
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Re: Aeonium 2
That was my thought, except I couldn't remember the nameeduart wrote:This could be Aeonium arboreum 'Luteovariegatum'.