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JaneO
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Sunburst leaves!

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I stuck these in some grit when I removed a rosette!

Look tiny root! Didn’t think this was possible!
Question: will it be Sunburst or just plain green?
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Re: Sunburst leaves!

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I've got an A.lancerottense leaf rooting at the moment but it hasn't yet thrown any growths out.

From my experience with variegated Echeveria, about 1 in 10 will show variegation - I just keep pinching out green shoots that come up until I get a variegated one or they die!
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Re: Sunburst leaves!

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Hi, it’s an Aeonium but hear what you say.
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Re: Sunburst leaves!

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Aeonium, along with Echeverias and Adromischus can sometimes have a rooted leaf that annoyingly doesn't get beyond being a rooted leaf. You'll have to wait and see what happens.

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Re: Sunburst leaves!

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Stuart
Thank you for that. I will let you know!
Jane
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