What is considered a unit? One rosette or like the photo?
Aeonium dodrantale (Greenovia) - Mountain Rose [limited]
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Jan 16, 2023 - 07:09 AM
One unit is one plant, rooted in a 2" pot. The vast majority have offsets like the photo but that's not guaranteed. In the rare case where you do receive a single rosette with no offsets, rest assured that it will quickly offset with proper care.
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Aeonium dodrantale (Greenovia) - Mountain Rose [limited]
Aeonium dodrantale (syn. Greenovia dodrantalis) (Mes): A short, clustering plant that can resemble a green rose. The lime green leaves press tightly together and can close around the center of the rosette. Its clustering habit means that it can form a neat clump at maturity. Similar form to its rela...
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