Property News · September 24, 2016

Ask Alys Fowler: how do I stop echeverias and aeoniums developing a long, bare stalk?


Our gardens expert has the answerAs my echeverias and aeoniums grow, the rosette develops a long, bare stalk that lolls around unattractively. If you cut the stalk hard back, a new rosette doesn’t form as it would in most plants. How do I get them back to their original state?Your echeverias and aeoniums are growing leggy because of poor light levels. They need somewhere warm, with lots of direct sunlight; too little and they wander to find more. Continue reading…

Source : theguardian.com
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