Aeonium nobile
A large, single-rosette, monocarpic Aeonium from La Palma in the Canary Islands, growing on dry sunny slopes and cliffs up to about 800 m. Grow it in full sun with winter rain and a drier summer, and expect the rosette to die after its huge red flower head.
Where it grows wild
Dry, sunny slopes and cliffs on La Palma, rooting in rock crevices and thin volcanic soil.
Up to about 800 m; records 25–685 m, median 411 m.
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