Showing posts with label Succulent - Aeonium Arboreum Canariense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Succulent - Aeonium Arboreum Canariense. Show all posts

Monday, July 4, 2016

Aeonium Arboreum Canariense Succulent


It has soft light green leaves.
Suitable for tall background plant, it grows tall and forms multiple branches.

sorry...not a good photo...
taken on 1.July.2016


Rosettes are flat and grow to about 12 cm wide.  
Plant grows to approximately 80 cm in height, might branch to 60 cm wide.  
It has yellow clusters of flowers in summer.


Photo taken today 6.July.2016
It has been very windy since last night.
That is why the bottom leaves are a bit blurry.
I moved all plants to undercover area since yesterday because of the rain.
This one is still small, stem is still thin and not branching yet.
It is Winter here, the bottom leaves are now
yellowish and droopy.

They propagates from cuttings.


Hope Spring come sooner so all of my plants will look healthy again.


Thanks for looking (^_^)

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

E Van Breen Unusual Succulent



So after the Seller sent me  wrong succulents,
she finally sent me the correct ones.

They are Echeveria Van Breen.

Colour varies from blue-ish to pale green with red-ish edges seasonally.
Rosettes grow to about 12 cm wide and up to 10 cm in height.

Propagates from offsets.
Need half strength fertilizer every 6 months.




I rotated the photo, but it seems it won't rotate once I put it on here.



Thanks for looking (^_^)