Hi guys,
My parents gave me a lovely, lush aeonium for Christmas this year, but I was unable to take it back to school with me because I was flying. As a result, an underlying mealybug infestation was allowed to go unchecked for several months. By the time it was apparent, it was very late--many of the leaves were scarred and even more dropped off. After thoroughly spraying and monitoring the plant, it looks like this, but with more growth. Is it at all salvageable, or should I toss it? I'd hate to lose it--it looked so lovely at its peak. If anything, it should be a lesson not to purchase succulents again from this nursery. Thanks for your advice!
bikerdoc5968 Z6 SE MI
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