aeonium cuneatum cuttings

Thanks for this information Sandra. I hope my new Aeoniums Amy gave me will grow shoots next year so I can take cuttings of them.

Thanks for this blog. Good descriptions. Good photos.:o)

Is it important to water these from underneath, so that water doesn't sit in the top parts?

during the warmer weather its not important. the most important thing is to keep them dry in the very cold weather. with the big ones like cuneatum i tip them over on their sides in the winter if they're outside..

Hi Sandra. I've spent the past three days trying to put my Succulents into safety. Had planted several in the Garden where they grew even bigger. The Aeoniums and Crassulas have grown top heavy. Like you I sell a few now and again but can't resist propagating them, so now have far too many of totally unsaleable potfuls. If we get a hard Winter no doubt the problem will be solved.
I may even have vivsited your Nursery . At one time we had a Cottage at Nevern and used to spend our Holidays visiting all the local Nurseries. We were good friends with Eric Leah, who was one of the nearest to us. at Nevern.

Many thanks for this, Sandra. This may well be an important point of reference for me in future.

I would add. Course sand. Or Perlite. I also use a Coco fibre product that seems to work out well.