Aeonium 'Variegatum'

this is an old variegate but not a super popular one, particularly since the much more ornamental Aeonium Sunburst has become commonly av...Read Moreailable. This plant can be differentiated from Aeonium Sunburst (a variegated form of Aeonium davidbrawellii) by its relatively smaller leaves, smaller rosettes, thinner leaves, and its bicolored leaves (pale green and white or offwhite)... there is little color in these other than those two (sometimes the variegated parts of the leaves will have a bit of pink if the plant is a bit sunburned).... Aeonium Sunburst is frequently tricolored, or sometimes seems to have even more than three colors. It is also a much hardier plant. Aoenium arboreum also is a much more highly branched species than Aeonium Sunbrust.