Aeonium belongs to the subtropical plants of the Crassulaceae family. It occurs naturally in the Canary Islands, Madeira, Morocco and East Africa. This is a very interesting succulent from the rough family with woody branching stems.
It is better to choose a pot deep and not very wide, since aeoniums have powerful roots. Reproduction of the aeonium is carried out by cuttings, apical rosette, rarely seeds. The apical rosettes of the leaves are separated, and then added dropwise to the ground.
It is necessary to plant aeonium in light, permeable, loose soil. I always add pieces of charcoal to the soil, which protects against diseases. Drainage required. The pot should be small so that the soil can dry out.
It is not necessary to water the aeonium too often, but at the same time not infrequently. Optimal watering frequency: about 1 time per week in summer and 1 time per 2-3 weeks in winter.
Aeonium is fed during the growth period once a month with mineral and organic fertilizers.
While the bush is young, it is transplanted systematically once a year. At the same time, an adult plant is not transplanted so often, about 1 time in 2 or 3 years, after the root system no longer fits into a new container.