Tree Aeonium·Perry's Outdoor Plants

Aeonium arboreum

Tree Aeonium

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LightPrefers bright, indirect sunlight; can tolerate full sun in mild climates but needs some shade in intense heat.

WateringWater moderately during the growing season (spring to fall); allow soil to dry between waterings. Reduce watering in winter.

SoilWell-draining, sandy or cactus/succulent mix is ideal; avoid heavy or waterlogged soils.

FertilizerFeed sparingly with a diluted, balanced fertilizer during the growing season (once per month); no feeding in dormancy.

HumidityLow humidity is preferred; tolerates dry air well.

TemperatureIdeal temperatures range from 15–24°C (59–75°F); protect from frost (minimum 4°C / 40°F).

HabitSucculent, shrubby perennial with rosettes of fleshy leaves on upright stems.

Mature SizeTypically grows 60–90 cm (2–3 feet) tall and wide.

Growth RateModerate growth rate under favorable conditions.

BloomingYellow, star-shaped flowers bloom in spring or early summer on mature rosettes.

DormancyBecomes semi-dormant in hot, dry summer and actively grows in cooler months.

MethodsStem cuttings, Offsets, Seeds

DifficultyEasy

Best SeasonSpring or early summer for cuttings; seeds in spring.

PruningRemove spent flower stalks and dead leaves to maintain appearance.

RepottingRepot every 2–3 years or when rootbound.

Pests & DiseasesOccasionally affected by mealybugs and aphids; root rot if overwatered.

ToxicityGenerally considered non-toxic to pets and humans.