Aeonium Mardi Gras
Aeonium 'Mardi Gras'
- Early Spring 2023
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- Early Spring 2023
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- Late Autumn 2022
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- Mid Autumn 2022
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- Early Summer 2022
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- Mid Spring 2022
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- Late Winter 2022
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- Late Spring 2021
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- Late Spring 2021
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- Mid Spring 2021
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- Mid Spring 2021
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- Early Spring 2021
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- Early Spring 2021
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- Late Winter 2021
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- Late Winter 2021
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- Late Winter 2021
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- Late Winter 2021
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- Mid Winter 2021
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- Mid Winter 2021
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- Mid Winter 2021
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- Late Autumn 2020
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- Mid Autumn 2020
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- Early Autumn 2020
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- Late Summer 2020
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- Early Summer 2020
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- Late Winter 2020
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Aeonium Mardi Gras
- Early Spring 2023
- 11
- Early Spring 2023
- 20
- Late Autumn 2022
- 21
I’m a big fan of #aeonium and this marti Gras is #amazing #succulentsunday #foliagefriday
Gorgeous 😍
Thanks Diane @hkyfvr @dadayba Cherry 🍒 sent me this one, makes it that much more special to me 😊
Always welcome David. That definitely makes it special 😍
Wow that looks absolutely stunning David!
Thank you Cherry 🍒 @dadayba it wouldn’t be here without you, thank you ☺️ again !
- Mid Autumn 2022
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#myfavorite #aeonium and was my very first feature on GT but not this one. She’s so #beautiful #succulentsunday
- Early Summer 2022
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- Mid Spring 2022
- 25
- Late Winter 2022
- 28
- Late Spring 2021
- 14
- Late Spring 2021
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My favorite #aeonium #succulents
- Mid Spring 2021
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- Mid Spring 2021
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She’s so beautiful, she’s going to be incredible next year when she’s full sized. Her sister is in the back greenhouse.
I never would have thought that such a colorful aeonium existed 😍
Looks like it’s well rooted already wow!!!
Yes ma’am @dadayba not bad for a 2 year gardener
Wow only 2 years?! It looks like you have been doing this for a while.
I did learn a lot from my father when I was a boy. He was a farmer 👩🌾 . Most of what I learned was from research and GT friends. @dadayba
I learned a lot from my dad and mom about gardening also. I usually read up on plants that I like before I purchase it.
Me took @dadayba big on researching wishlist plants
I’ve been reading up on Aeonium Big Bang, variegated Fred Ives and graptopetalum mendozae. I ordered them online few days ago.
That's my favourite one 😍
My favorite Aeonium too @anges
- Early Spring 2021
- 31
So glad I have happy and healthy Mardi Gras
Yeah u do. How pretty
Looks great David 👍🏼
My favourite one ❤
- Early Spring 2021
- 22
Ok @dadayba I separated the two Mardi Gras and the look so much better too. Now they be making babies in no time. Thanks for the tip.
Once the roots are well stablished. Right now they are getting ready to go dormant but roots will continue to grow. Hopefully next winter it gives you offsprings.
- Late Winter 2021
- 23
@dadayba can you tell witch one had roots when planted, right or left. They sure are beautiful ☺️ definitely a #treasuredplants because Cherry sent it to me because I killed my last one, it was in bad shape when I got it.
#interestingfoliage
Beautiful David 😍 time to put it in separate pots so each one grows babies. They will grow into bush like if they have their own space.
#tinytreasures
Yeah @dadayba I need more pots to finish spring repotting and there’s a lot more to pot
Yes I can, the one on the left is growing it’s own roots
Yup @dadayba
- Late Winter 2021
- 18
- Late Winter 2021
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It sure is looking great @dadayba beautiful red #succulentsunday it gets a lot of GardenTagers putting it on there wishlist
Splendid colours.
It’s beautiful. All of my Mardi Gras are now turning that color.
@dadayba the Mardi Gras was my very first feature on GardenTags. Take a picture of yours tomorrow in daylight and post it
Sure thing
Love this one! ❤
Everyone does @anges kind of hard not to like it
Sure is! 😃
So striking. Love this one 💕😍
- Late Winter 2021
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- Mid Winter 2021
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- Mid Winter 2021
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The came today @dadayba and there amazing, put them straight in water with a little rooting hormone, I thank you very much. Hope to return the favor. I put them in a pot later this day
I thought you had to let these callus over at the end?
She did the drying part before she sent them. They looked good enough for me @lesliecole49 I trust your judgment Leslie do you know a better way ? I’d be great full to hear it
I cant keep them alive David! But, I thought after they callused over you just stuck them in the ground? I truly don't know. 🤷♀️ maybe you should ask @dadayba
I think I’ll try that. It’s how I’ve done all my other Aeoniums @lesliecole49
👍 I'll be interested in seeing them. I just don't have sufficient light yet to keep them inside during the winter. They etiolate like crazy
I would really like a schwarzkopf
I see those a lot in the nurseries but I do have several Aeonium Cyclops witch looks a great deal like a Zwartcop however you spell that. @lesliecole491 I can send you some of those if you’re interested
Great colours on this one!
@lesliecole49 I let them dry for almost a week before I shipped it. That way it doesn’t rot during shipping.
You can use rooting hormones if you have them. It’s not necessary though. They will grow roots without the hormone
For succulents I usually do water therapy on them if they are dehydrated. Other than that I plant them on the soil
- Mid Winter 2021
- 32
This was my first feature on GardenTags. It’s a baby with amazing stress colors. Don’t have it anymore. You would have to ask @saguaro what happen to it
Beautiful colors!
Wow, looks great with the black rock @docthrill
I'm sure she has no idea 😂😂 @saguaro
Wow, everything about this is absolutely gorgeous!! I bought a small one of these a couple years ago, but it never really took off, and then it fried this past summer. The only aeonium I've found that does fine through AZ summers is some mystery variety that blushes brown in the sun. Blech. 💩
They can be amazing red under greenhouse filtered sunlight. This was my first one from years ago and my first GardenTags feature
- Late Autumn 2020
- 27
#throwback If you can keep them alive #aoenium-mardi-gras is a beautiful succulent to have #bestof2020
I’m on the lookout for that one. Are they hard to care for?
Well I’ve killed two @philstalder . I haven’t give up though. I just haven’t seen one to replace the last one, Yet !
Oh. I haven’t seen them anywhere here. Good luck 👍🍀
Fab colour 💓
- Mid Autumn 2020
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A #throwback of my very first featured picture on GardenTags
Love that one. 👍
What a pretty succulent ❤ @docthrill
Love that one. So pretty 💕💕💕😊
#turnbacktime
Oh wow...stunning colour!
- Early Autumn 2020
- 31
Can’t say this isn’t beautiful #throwback picture for #succulentsunday
That's gorgeous! Love the colors and the dark rock around it makes it pop even more
Gorgeousness!💘😍
- Late Summer 2020
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- Early Summer 2020
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Miss this plant, but I did get another one. I gave it to my daughter Sarah @saguaro It was my first #featured-photo on GardenTags
Such beautiful colors!!
That's so pretty! Looks great with the lava rock
Wow, that's gorgeous
I love succulents and this is a real beauty 👌
@italydiva this was my very first GardenTags featured photo.
I can see why it was featured, it really is incredible 😊
- Late Winter 2020
- 23
It’s been getting direct sunlight for a bit now and has turned brilliant tones of red. I brought it back in the garden house for the new growth to be lighter in the center like when I bought it. I’ll post later when it gets there.
Beautiful plant 😊💖💖
My daughter @sarahkbartley told me to put some of my plants in front of my south side front windows. The Mardi Gras was one of those plants. She was right. It’s now in the back garden house, hopefully the center will come out with the lighter colors. Will post that at a later date.
Thanks @Cyndi for the help. Look what happened. Featured on @usgardentags
#bestofmatch
#aeoniummartigras