Aeonium sedifolium

The specific name Sedifolium derives from the words "sedum" (genus of succulent plants) and "folius" (foliage) due to the similarity of its leaves to those of Sedum: very small, fleshy and oval. It is a dwarf plant that branches out a lot. At the top of the green stems it has green leaves arranged in a rosette with red streaks at the edges. As it grows, this plant loses its basal leaves and discovers its smooth trunk. In spring you can admire its yellow flowers. It is a perfect succulent plant to give an exotic touch to your balconies or window sills.