Aeonium Adodes achyphytum but absolutely jaw-dropping Lucinda clusters

but absolutely jaw-dropping Lucinda clusters

This tangerine-hued beauty is measuring in at about 2

Super rare little Pachy x Dudleya cross

This is only about the fifth time we have ever listed them

I haven't been able to get my hands on one in months

Aeonium Adodes achyphytum but absolutely jaw-dropping Lucinda clustersThis is another soft and 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. You will get the exact branch shown for each listing. This one