You could try removing the leaves and cutting the tip of the stem to see if it can grow a fresh rosette once you get your watering and soil right. I am doing this with 2 of my Perle Von’s right now because the leaves looked like this and would not get better. I wanted to focus the plants energy on keeping the stem alive so that once the stem is happy it will have a fresh start on forming a new rosette without the leaves dragging it down.

It looks like my cuttings that I am waiting to show roots before planting. The middle of the rosette looks alive. Check for roots. If no roots, re-plant in a well draining mix and mist the top until you get roots. In the northern hemisphere we are in the middle of the growing season.

Im wondering about root mealies. And its all for the same reasons, too dry, inconsistant watering.

I think it is Aeonium that is thirsty.

I would take it out of the pot; check the roots; add lots of perlite to make mix better draining and pot it. Pls. use more mix in the pot. Water well when watering.

I think your right rina. I've got and had many and various Aeoniums. And as you know I took a long time to get the conditions much better.

Vinni many of mine looked just like that, but there was plenty of life still in them.

Vinni Limon, off topic, I apologise - Gill, did you get my pm?