Tarev, are Aeoniums monocarpic?? Such lovely photos and plants!!

I have read in some sources that says some are monocarpic..I am hoping this one is not!

Yep! Especially when you want to see the bloom!! Although if you have offshoots, you could take some of them before the plant is finished blooming! (meanwhile you'd be starting with a small plant all over again, but it would at least be living!)

I will closely monitor it. The main stem with the buds has many branches, so many potential new ones.

It's interesting to see that main rosette's growth is like the center is outwardly protruding, compared to the others where the rosette's center are more sunken. That is what initially caught my attention when I was checking on it, then I saw the hidden little buds in between the leaves. Always finding something new amongst the plants

That is a beautiful Aeonium tarev. You have a magic touch with succulents! I'd love to see the flower, but it would be sad to lose the plant.

Awws..thanks Chris...the succulents are just enduring me

And here is a photo update of the Stenocactus coptonogonus, one of the buds opened up yesterday afternoon, as our temps continue to warm up. This close-open session will go on for about a week, so enjoying the show while it lasts. It will be warmer today, so will try to see if it will open up the middle part a little more.

Nice!!

Very cool Tarev!!!

Thanks Chris and Greg!

Today is such a warm sunny day! And tomorrow's forecast even more, so I have started to bring out the other succulents that have been residing indoors during winter...desert rose, plumeria, split rock and lithops.

I have another month before I'll bring mine outdoors!

Just a photo update...two's a company..

More succulents ready to bloom..
I do not know the name of this one..but I like the clumping of buds at the tip:


Rock Purslane also getting ready:

Very pretty!

Rock purslane bloom stalk snaking out some more..

How pretty Tarev!

Imagine if one is not familiar with the way these succulents bloom..one would think a green snake is coming out

This noid succulent is in active growth..at first I got worried because it seems a lot of the leaves are yellowing and drying out..but then on closer look, I realized now that it must be conserving and re-directing its energy to give more to the new babies it is creating!



Closer look:

Lovely photographs Tarev you have set the bar pretty high for the rest of us . Now let me think how to compete .
Found new homes for your pets babies?
Regards,
Arif.