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succulents evergreen Aeonium gomerenseAeonium Gomerense bears the common name Pink Tipped Pinwheel. A native of Yemen, this summer dormant succulent has a slow growth rate. Belonging to the Crassulaceae family, Aeonium Gomerense is characterized by small rosettes formed by its thick fleshy green leaves. The plant usually grows to a height of 2 to 3 feet. It loves partial shade compared to full sun exposure and is a drought tolerant tender succulent. Growth Rate This gorgeous succulent has

Aeonium Gomerense bears the common name “Pink Tipped Pinwheel”. A native of Yemen, this summer-dormant succulent has a slow growth rate. Belonging to the Crassulaceae family, Aeonium Gomerense is characterized by small rosettes formed by its thick fleshy green leaves. The plant usually grows to a height of 2 to 3 feet. It loves partial shade compared to full sun exposure and is a drought-tolerant tender succulent.

Growth Rate

This gorgeous succulent has a slow growth rate.

Flowering

The blooming season is late spring when tiny starry-shaped pale yellow flowers with pink tips appear.

Watering and Feeding

Aeonium gomerense requires infrequent watering, or else there are risks of rotting. Deep watering is recommended so that it can drain off easily. Ensure the soil is fully dry between watering.

Soil

Pink tipped pinwheels demand good drainage soil. The best soil mix should contain about 50% coarse sand or pumice.

Hardiness

The hardiness zone of this succulent is between 9 and 11, with a frost tolerance level up to -1° C (30.2° F). Avoid the frost when planting outdoors.

Light

Aeonium gomerense requires partial shade for healthy growth, especially during summers when too much sun exposure can harm the plant.

Propagation

It is easy to propagate this variety of Aeonium from leaf rosettes and stem cuttings. The right time to plant it is between April and June.

Aeonium Gomerense “Pink Tipped Pinwheel” is unique and, therefore, a deserving addition to your succulent garden. Ideal for gifting to family and friends too!

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