Genus: Aeonium

Mine branched of it's own accord. I think it does so as it grows taller.

Lovely plant! I have asked this elsewhere, but I'll ask again here - I have one of these which is now a single rosette on a 10 inch stem. How do I encourage it to branch?

Coolly symetrical

Oh ! Beautiful : )
I had one of these and it was about 4 ft high with several branches, then it just shriveled up and died last year : (

It's bushy and quite tall. Perhaps I'll take a cutting. Thanks

hi Celandine
i wouldn't put mine out if it was my only one. why not take a cutting? is yours bushy or one tall spike?

Hi Sandra, Mine are in the greenhouse in winter. I only dare put them out in summer. If I had lots I could try some outside.

Like Celandine I have the black ones. To be honest this is the first time I see this color. I WANT ONE ! My want list just got longer :)

hi Celandine
aeoniums are my latest passion. i run a small nursery and we specialise in coastal hardy shrubs and succulents. so far i have got seven or eight types. i just love the shapes sizes and colours.i have planted trial ones outside here in pembrokeshire, this ones been outside about 3 years.
where does yours grow?

I love these but have only black ones so far

wow lovely plant!

thanks flcrazy
good recyclin of the wine bottles!
the plant is an aeonium cunniatum i brought it home from scilly but this was last summer after a winter inside. this winter i left it outside! it's only just surviving!
sandra

Very artistic display.! I love your retaining wall, very unique. What type of succulent or sedum is spilling over the wall ? It really looks great.

These are wonderful. ENJOY !

I bought this Aeonium from the Minack Theatre shop in West Cornwall. It has some amazing succulents & is such a stunning setting for this unusual outdoor theatre & garden.