Aeonium Suncup

Seeking advice. This Aeonium Suncup used to be healthy and vibrant, but now rosettes are tiny and branches are too long. How can I make it attractive again? The branches are very thin, so they don't look suitable for propergation.... TIA

Has it had plenty of water during the growing and active parts of the year?

That's quite a change.

I love that look. It more interesting looking like a tree. 🌞

@richard.spicer.7906 since it's downunder here, it was warm for the last couple of months and the plant seemed to have gone dormant. So, I cut down water. Maybe I did so too much😥

@novicegardenlover yes, it was very healthy but now like a skeleton☠️

@sunlovin yes it's really like a tree 😅 I should place miniature animal dolls around it 😘

Wish I could help.

@rikkie I like that idea. That would be special. 🌞

@rosegardengirl any advice?

Sorry i cant help i have the same trouble. Have lost mine. @Jod_Jod_1207

@rosegardengirl @ausgardentags I tried to save it by regrowing from its cuttings... But they all failed😭😥 but I've got an excuse to buy more aeoniums 🙂

Just stunning 😍

Wow it surely is stunning!

@gjones @mandajayne thank you😊

Wow!

💚💛🤍💚💛🤍

Some tiny 'roses' of Suncup

Flowering

Very thin but hard stems. They look ok, I think.

Help me identify this plant #plantid

Possibly Aeonium something ? @Yollymac ideas?

#muzz67 thank you! It's #aeonium-suncup

@Muzz67, @Yollymac, thank you so much for the ID! On another topic, I'm struggling to find the way to learn how to correctly pronounce these plant family names like 'aeonium' or 'graptopetalum'. Any idea for videos or TV programs?

These are handy www.pronouncekiwi.com/Aeonium%20arboreum

Thanks heaps @Muzz67 . It helps a lot!

#succulent-pronunciation