I broke the dried, dead flowered stalks off this friend; ...
10” pot with drainage
Last watered 2 months ago
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Key Facts About Tree Aeonium Flower Stalks:
Appearance: The center of a matured rosette elongates, creating a "popsicle" or Cone-shaped stalk that can reach 8 inches or more in length.
Monocarpic Nature: The rosette that blooms dies, but if the plant is branched, only the flowering branch will die. Single-stemmed plants will die completely.
Timing: Blooms usually appear in late winter to spring, depending on the cultivar.
Post-Bloom Care: The spent flower stalk should be cut back to a healthy branch or to the base of the plant to encourage new growth.
Appearance: The center of a matured rosette elongates, creating a "popsicle" or Cone-shaped stalk that can reach 8 inches or more in length.
Monocarpic Nature: The rosette that blooms dies, but if the plant is branched, only the flowering branch will die. Single-stemmed plants will die completely.
Timing: Blooms usually appear in late winter to spring, depending on the cultivar.
Post-Bloom Care: The spent flower stalk should be cut back to a healthy branch or to the base of the plant to encourage new growth.
