Aeonium Cyclops
Aeonium 'Cyclops'
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Early Autumn 2020
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Early Summer 2020
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Early Spring 2020
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Aeonium Cyclops
Early Winter 2020
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Late Autumn 2020
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The big one is the size of a basketball #succulentsunday
Late Autumn 2020
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This is the biggest succulent we have the top rosette is 14 inches across. #bestofnovember

Looks like fireworks

Yeah, I guess it does look like fireworks exploding @heatherdirtyhands

Awesome plant. 😊💚
Mid Autumn 2020
25

Every time I think that it can’t possibly get any bigger, it proves me wrong.
Mid Autumn 2020
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Mid Autumn 2020
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Cleaned out the dead leaves on this #aoenium-cyclops and finally got a solid count of limbs, 16 it lost 2 feet of the top of the plans. Instead of tossing it. I kept watering it and this is the final result. The top that broke of is also doing well. I did break off one of its limbs witch would have been 17 limbs. Stuck it in the ground and it’s done well too. Very easy to propagate
Mid Autumn 2020
23

My daughter gave this #cyclops was given to me by my daughter @saguaro Sarah for Christmas last year. It’s the top half of the broken original. The bottom half is still alive with many new limbs.

Beautiful, I've never seen one before. ❤ @docthrill

It sure has done nicely since it broke

Sure is a cool plant 😎 love it 😀 😍

That’s a stunner!😍
Early Autumn 2020
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For #succulentsunday
Late Summer 2020
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Late Summer 2020
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These two use to be one plant. The left was the top and the main head is humongous. The right use to be the bottom and has 14 new limbs. It was a Christmas present from my daughter Sarah @saguaro
Mid Summer 2020
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The top of this broke off, now look at it. I can grow a stick, 😆

😂😂 still looks great to me !!
Early Summer 2020
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The bottom of my #cyclops today

Mine died ! :(

Wow @kimmy01 , very hardy plant. Instead of soil that drains and has a lot of perlite, use good all purpose soil and let it hold as much water as it wants. I water them ever day except in the winter, I let them dry out. From that point on any piece of it with the smallest amount of stem, I stick in the ground and it grows, with roots or not.

Me and a friend got the same plant from the same place and hers died too .... They had these funny furry bugs on I had to get rid of them but they would come back. Shame but I'm sure I'll find it again and try again 😊

Oh and I didn't know how hardy out was lol it was only this year I noticed some one on Facebook had them all over in her garden! 😮😅

Yeah I’m just ok when dealing with bugs @kimmy01
Early Summer 2020
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The top half of my #cyclops today.

They are huge! So strong and healthy!!! Very impressive David! 👍🏻😊👍🏻
Early Summer 2020
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This is a #throwback #picture. Early January, a Christmas present. Very tall but it had been neglected when @saguaro found it. It now is 2 plants because it broke in half, and both are amazing 😉

I remember when that happened, nice they're both doing so well
Early Spring 2020
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My third #succulentsunday post for today is the cyclops. Not a particularly colorful succulent but one of my favorites. It was broken in half and this is the top. It was twice as tall as it is now and has recovered amazingly well.
Early Spring 2020
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This is the bottom half of my broken Cyclops. It has started 14 new branches right at the break. Can you imagine what it’s going to look like 6 months from now. Can’t wait !
Early Spring 2020
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The bottom half of that same #cyclops.
Early Winter 2020
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I like the name of this one.
One my favorite succulents. Definitely the largest. The large head is the size of a basketball 🏀
Impressive
It really is @txgardener you have good taste