Norman's two 3-foot bushy aeoniums were unwieldy in winter. He asked if cutting to 1 foot would kill them.
Yes, they will resprout from the cut points—either as new heads or side branches. Cut where desired; the removed tops can be rooted as cuttings.
Aeoniums are forgiving; hard pruning rejuvenates leggy plants.
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