Crassula sarcocaulis

<p><strong>Aeoniums are stunning succulent plants that form thick, ramified stems bearing rosettes of imbricate leaves</strong>. These rosettes are highly symmetrical, with a shape reminiscent of rosettes or spirals. They come in a beautiful range of colours: <strong>light green, deep purple-black, red, bluish, or variegated with cream or white</strong>… Graphic and highly decorative, Aeoniums blend effortlessly into succulent arrangements, alongside plants such as Echeverias, Sedums, or Kalanchoes. </p> <p>Aeoniums are native to the Canary Islands, Madeira, Cape Verde, North Africa, and the Mediterranean basin, which explains why they are not very hardy! Unless you live in a region with a very mild climate, such as the French Riviera where frost risks are low, you will need to grow them in pots so they can easily be moved under shelter for winter. <strong>To thrive, they require good light exposure and a perfectly well-draining substrate</strong>, as they are sensitive to excess moisture. Discover all our tips for successfully growing Aeoniums!</p>