As the cristate heads have grown, they have branched forming some interesting shapes
It will be even more spectacular if it makes it to this time next year!
Friday 11 May 2012
Still going strong
It was over a year ago now that I last did a post on my cristate aeonium sunburst (here). At the time I was wondering how long that skinny trunk would last, it looks even more ridiculous today.
As the cristate heads have grown, they have branched forming some interesting shapes
It will be even more spectacular if it makes it to this time next year!
As the cristate heads have grown, they have branched forming some interesting shapes
It will be even more spectacular if it makes it to this time next year!
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I have loved this plant since you first shared it. So happy to see it's still going strong! Best. Aeonium. Ever.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I now can't wait to see what it looks like this time next year.
DeleteWow, that is a bonkers plant!
ReplyDeleteThank you, and welcome back.
DeleteWonderful...even if it snaps off, you should be able to re-root it. Amazing specimen!
ReplyDeleteAs you say it will not be a problem if it does snap, I may be tempted at that point to divide it at that point. But I'm hoping it makes it through another year.
DeleteWow, such a cool specimen. Hope one of my plants goes cristate on me,
ReplyDeleteThis is one you should be able to pick up quite easily. There are no shortage of cristate ones around.
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