Aeonium Pink Witch: A Perfect Gift for Succulent Lovers

Hello all, Just wanted to let you know that we have a new addition to our collection - the Aeonium Pink Witch. This stunning succulent has become quite popular due to its unique pink-tinged leaves. The Aeonium Pink Witch is a compact plant that forms rosettes of foliage. It can grow up to 12 inches in height and has a spread of around 8 inches. The leaves start off green and gradually develop a beautiful pink shade as they mature. This color change adds a touch of elegance to any indoor or outdoor garden.

This color change adds a touch of elegance to any indoor or outdoor garden. This particular variety of Aeonium is known for its low maintenance and tolerance to different climates. It prefers full sunlight but can also thrive in partially shaded areas.

Fire Magic Aurora A660 Gas Grill Review

The A660 has stainless steel cooking grates that are thick and heavy. 16 gauge stainless steel flavor grids blanket the burners for even heat distribution and the three cast stainless steel E-burners, actually shaped more like an H, are super heavy duty and designed to spread flame throughout the firebox. One owner likened the intensity to “a sea of fire”. Access to burners is easy for cleaning, smoking, or setting up a rotisserie.

All models have battery operated push to light ignition and built-in digital thermometers with meat probes. Small battery boxes easily pop out from the sides of the control panel. All models are available with or without the rotisserie and the backburner raised above the cooking grate for rotisserie cooking.

Aurora has a 12″ deep firebox (mighty nice for rotisserie) and a double wall spring assisted hood. Removable warming racks can be stored on brackets behind the hood. These brackets also hold the rotisserie spit. Backburners include a stainless steel cover for protection when not in use.

The drip collection systems consists of a tapered firebox bottom draining into a small drawer accessed from the front control panel and equipped with a disposable aluminum tray. But you shouldn’t get much grease because most burns up on the flavor grids especially if you do a burn off after each use.

Stand-alone models are available with or without a 15,000 BTU side burner. All 304 stainless steel cart construction with insulated doors and drawers. Retractable tool and paper towel holders. Heavy-duty locking swivel casters.

All Fire Magic BBQ grills are made with high quality 304 cast stainless steel burners, cooking grates and housings that carry a lifetime warranty. Warranty for various components then drops to 15 years for brass valves and backburner and manifold assemblies all the way down to 1 year for electric systems. Lifetime ownership is a Fire Magic mantra. All grills are shipped with conversion kits that facilitate propane or natural gas should your preference change.

Fire Magic designs are elegant and engineered for customization. The grills or “heads” can be purchased for drop in installations or mounted on carts and pedestals. The model numbers tell a lot about the model. For example, A660i indicates: A=Aurora, 660=actual or approximate primary cooking surface, i=island or drop-in head for install. A540s: A=Aurora, 540=540 square inch primary cooking surface, s=stand-alone or mounted on a cart. For outdoor kitchen installations, anything in the vast Fire Magic catalog may be incorporated. Options for the Aurora series stand-alone models are more limited than with Echelons. Fire Magic Add-ons can increase the price significantly. Our listed MSRP is for a basic A660s freestanding model.

*A larger A790i Aurora model is available as a drop-in only.

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Fire Magic grills have been manufactured in California since 1937. These luxury grills exude elegance and quality. Excellent in design and construction, beautiful to behold and priced accordingly. These are among the finest grills made. In 1982 RH Peterson, pioneers in fabrication of realistic, artificial gas logs, acquired Fire Magic to complement their outdoor lifestyle line. They produce not only free standing gas, coal and electric grills on carts and pedestals, but anything else you need for an outdoor kitchen including smokers, a wide range of attachments and accessories, several different side burners, refrigerators, keg coolers and tappers, rotisserie baskets, ventilation hoods, griddles, pots and pans, tongs and spatulas, and even the kitchen sink. Paul Loar, owner of Fireplace and Chimney Authority, is a Chicago area Fire Magic Dealer who was kind enough to invite us to one of his showrooms. Loar clearly took pride in demonstrating his wares, stating the burners have a range of 200°F for slow roasting and smoking all the way up to 1600°F on the large Echelon 1060 model to sear steaks in minutes, just like steakhouses. All monitored by the onboard digital thermometers. He warns new owners to reduce cooking times, “It’s like getting behind the wheel of a Ferrari when you’re used to driving a Taurus”. Fire Magic designs are elegant and engineered for customization. The grills or “heads” can be purchased for drop in installations or mounted on carts and pedestals. The model numbers tell a lot about the model. For example, E1060i indicates: E=Echelon, 1060=actual or approximate primary cooking surface, i=island or drop-in head for install. A660s: A=Aurora, 660=660 square inch primary cooking surface, s=stand-alone or mounted on a cart. For outdoor kitchen installations, anything in the vast Fire Magic catalog may be incorporated. Options for stand-alone models are more limited but you may, for instance, replace an E-Burner with an IR Sear Zone.

Published On: 12/5/2012 Last Modified: 1/24/2023

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Make sure to provide well-draining soil and water the plant sparingly, as it is drought-tolerant. Overwatering can lead to root rot and other issues. The Aeonium Pink Witch is also a great choice for succulent enthusiasts who enjoy propagating plants. It can be easily propagated through stem cuttings, allowing you to expand your collection or gift it to friends and family. At our store, we currently have the Aeonium Pink Witch available for purchase. If you're interested in adding this beautiful succulent to your collection, make sure to stop by and check it out. Our knowledgeable staff will be happy to assist you with any questions or guidance on caring for your new plant. Don't miss out on this unique and stunning Aeonium variety. Pick up your very own Aeonium Pink Witch today! Best regards, [Your Name].

Reviews for "Aeonium Pink Witch Care Guide: Tips from Succulent Experts"

1. Sarah - 1 star - I was extremely disappointed with the Aeonium pink witch plant I received. It arrived completely wilted and appeared to be on the brink of death. I followed all the care instructions provided, but the plant continued to decline. It was a complete waste of money and I would not recommend purchasing this particular variety.

2. John - 2 stars - The Aeonium pink witch plant I ordered looked nothing like the pictures. The leaves were pale and sickly looking, rather than the vibrant pink I expected. Additionally, the plant was much smaller than advertised. I tried my best to revive it, but unfortunately, it didn't survive. I wouldn't recommend buying this plant if you're looking for a healthy and visually appealing addition to your collection.

3. Emma - 1 star - I had high hopes for the Aeonium pink witch plant, but it was a complete disappointment. The plant arrived with several brown and withered leaves, indicating poor health. Despite my best efforts to nurse it back to health, it continued to deteriorate and eventually died. I would not recommend purchasing this plant as it seems to be of low quality and prone to disease.

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