Aeonium sedifolium *Big Plants!* Crassulaceae Aloinopsis rosulata An attractive little

Aloinopsis rosulata An attractive little clumping mesemb with spoon shaped leaves and tuberous roots

This species is best appreciated close up where you can see the texturing of the plant

The common names String of Pearls or String of Peas describes this plant well

Leaves are lavender to green and densely covered in raised pinkish orange elongated bumps

Last image shows a mature potted plant (in ground it gets MUCH bigger)

Aeonium sedifolium *Big Plants!* Crassulaceae Aloinopsis rosulata An attractive littleAeonium sedifolium A cute small, but shrubby, Aeonium with red striped leaves that look like jellybeans. This is the smallest Aeonium species, rarely getting over 6" tall and a foot wide. The individual heads are just an inch or two across. Compare that to some Aeonium species with heads that can reach 2 3' wide and get several feet tall. Good light brings out the most red in the leaves. Easy to grow. It is primarily a winter grower so it likes more