Aeonium medusa Air Plant Holders These zones generally have mild

These zones generally have mild winters with temperatures that rarely dip below freezing

Although the scent may be off-putting to humans

The lower end of the leaf usually has fine teeth and a sharp terminal spine

that starch can be extracted from them and can be used for both edible and medicinal purposes

Aeonium medusa Air Plant Holders These zones generally have mildIntroducing the Aeonium Medusa, which is a vibrant succulent that belongs to the Aeonium genus. It gets its name from the way its long, narrow leaves spiral out from the center, resembling the writhing snakes of Medusa's hair. Native to the Canary Islands, specifically Tenerife and La Gomera, provides the perfect climate for this succulent to thrive. With its origins in a warm and dry environment, it has adapted to withstand periods of drought.