Hi Tina,
some time ago you sent me some Aeoniums, two of which were labeled variagata. One looks like haworthiodes and the other one looks like this. Is this how it should look like? I thought it might colour up but it hasn't but I still find it attractive.
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Nice photo anyway!
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Ah-ha, its clicked now! Those looked just like flowers on some kind of epiphytic doodah, but now I see leaves on an Aeonium 
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Re: one for Tina
Hi Roy
As far as I remember it was just A.variegata, I don't have the parent plant anymore I think you have most of my A. cuttings, it has certainly coloured up really well.
how's the A.david bramwellii ( sp) they are quite pretty plants.
Colin is going to check to see what Aeoniums he has, as it originally came from him.
As far as I remember it was just A.variegata, I don't have the parent plant anymore I think you have most of my A. cuttings, it has certainly coloured up really well.
how's the A.david bramwellii ( sp) they are quite pretty plants.
Colin is going to check to see what Aeoniums he has, as it originally came from him.
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Hi Tina,
now you have got me worried. I had thought that the bramwellii looked remarkably similar to an aeonium I saw in the north of Gran Caneria 20 years ago. I have just found one photo on the net and it does not seem to look like my plants. Maybe they are just a juvinile form?
now you have got me worried. I had thought that the bramwellii looked remarkably similar to an aeonium I saw in the north of Gran Caneria 20 years ago. I have just found one photo on the net and it does not seem to look like my plants. Maybe they are just a juvinile form?
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