Uses: for rockery forming groups, gardens with little maintenance. It is a good pot plant.
- Suitable for indoor cultivation. Myology: The name Aeonium comes from the Greek "Aeonion", which means eternal.
- Aeonium arboreum is the best known species within the genus.
- Succulent shrub 0.6-1 m tall.
- Mature plants can form large bushy masses.
- Green stem, erect, little branched, with dense rosettes of about 20 cm in diameter.
- Spatula-shaped leaves with white hairs on their edge; bright green, acuminate, occasionally with some purple tint near the apex.
- When exposed to the sun, the green leaves turn between violet and reddish.
- From winter to spring they have deep yellow flowers grouped in a spike.
- After flowering, the rosette withers, and in some varieties, the entire plant dies.

Multiplication:

Multiplication: the spread of Aeonium is very simple, since they reproduce

Pests:

In dry weather it is more prone to mealybugs

Soil:

Pretty rich substrate for cacti.

References:

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