Aeonium lancerottense
A rosette-forming Aeonium endemic to Lanzarote in the Canary Islands, where it grows on rocky volcanic slopes in a mild, arid, oceanic climate. It is a winter grower that slows down in the rainless summer. Give it full sun, mild temperatures and sparse water.
Where it grows wild
It grows on rocky slopes, cliffs and lava fields in the island's dry scrub, mostly in the northern massif (Famara) and central uplands. Its exposures are open and sunny, often tempered by trade-wind cloud.
Recorded at 128–1,208 m, median 513 m (36 records).
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