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Thanks for the reply Tarev. I usually pot up everything that will freeze in late October and those pots usually end up being a hodge podge of color including the aeoniums and then in the spring everything gets planted in larger show case pots on the deck and sometimes in the garden. I think this spring I will plant the aeoniums together all in there own pot. That way when the are in there prime I can show case them and when the are dormant I can pull them out of the way to rest while the rest of the succulents shine.

Here is a some pics of some of my pots that are inside now. The zwark is happy, but kiwi stays tiny and my sunburst only looks good in spring. I always see stunning pics on the web of the sunburst, but mine has been somewhat of a disappointment.

Sun burst and Kiwi to the left


My tiny Kiwi


my sad looking sunburst


Happy zwarks in mixed pot


Another mixed pot