Aeonium Adodes agavoides but I wanted to share

but I wanted to share one of them with you tonight

I want to say it was about 2

Stunner of a succulent

but should keep symmetry

I don't know when we'll see them again

Aeonium Adodes agavoides but I wanted to shareOur next three plants are soft, velvety Adodes (also known as Aeonium Saundersii, also known as Martian Heads, lol). These stay dormant for half the year and the buds stay closed with a sappy, sugar substance that keeps the heads closed tight until they're actively growing again. These are starting to wake up. Roots are still dormant currently, but these should start to produce fresh roots soon. Our next two listings are these pretty Saundersii