Aeonium Smithii (Smith’s Giant Houseleek)
Native to the Canary Islands (Tenerife), Aeonium Smithii is one surprising Aeonium. Generally speaking, a lot of Aeoniums tend to die after flowering (monocarpic) and
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Aeonium
Unlike other succulents that grow on a short stem and develop ‘pups’, Aeoniums grow more like a tree, developing their multiple rosettes from branches that are attached to the stem. They actively grow in winter and produce many offsets in a short space of time.
Aeonium Varieties
Aeonium Short Black
This is a really nicely formed Aeonium, with similar colouring to that of Aeonium Zwartkop. Aeonium Short Black seems to be a more compact hybrid
Aeonium Inferno
This Aeonium is simply gorgeous! I purchased this specimen through my local Bunnings for a steal, I think it was something like $8.95…BARGAIN! Some believe
Aeonium Lindleyi
This Aeonium is on the smaller side when it comes to rosettes, growing up to only around 9cm in diameter, the plant itself can grow
Aeonium Starburst (Lemon & Lime)
A revision on ‘Aeonium Sunburst’ Starburst is a beautiful large Aeonium growing up to 50cm in diameter (10cm larger than Sunburst). More ‘lime’ than ‘lemon’
Aeonium Mardi Gras
Aeonium Mardi Gras has to be one of the most showy Aeoniums out there. It is named after the colourful ‘Mardi Gras’ festival for its
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