Adodes, Cluster Clustering Succulents we'll list them individually so

we'll list them individually so you can be sure of exactly which plant you'll get

I managed to get two

This one has four mature heads and is measuring in at about 3" across

they're not always easy to track down

but these are hardy little guys and it will root easily

Adodes, Cluster Clustering Succulents we'll list them individually soThese photos were taken August 3rd, 2019. We call this Aeonium Saundersii in the US, although in Korea these go by 'Adodes.' The common name is actually 'martian heads,' but they don't look alien to me, they look like closed cherry blossoms on a bonsai tree. This cluster is one of the largest we've had, measuring in at approximately 5" across at its widest point. She has about 18 blossoms and older roots. She is dormant right now, but should open up