Hi all,
Our first aeonium planted in the ground in full sun. We've had it for almost a year and it's looked fabulous until this week ie, dark, no marks or scars and it's quadrupled in size. It was upright and full - about 3' by 3'. This week all of the branches started moving/falling outward like the way a flower bud opens and it looks like they're going to fall to the ground. It's on a drip system so it gets watered once a week (we don't get rain in the summer).
Is this normal? Not enough water? Too much water? If the branches fall to the ground should I cut them back to the base of the plant? Do nothing?
THANKS IN ADVANCE!
Nil13 usda:10a sunset:21 LA,CA (Mount Wash.)
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