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Aeonium is a genus of succulents native mainly to the Canary Islands, Madeira, “Green Aeonium” usually refers to species or hybrids that have bright green rosettes (such as Aeonium urbicum, Aeonium haworthii, or Aeonium ‘Kiwi’ in its greener phase).

They’re known for their rosette-shaped leaves, which can look almost like green roses or artichokes, and grow on thick, woody stems.

🌤️ General Characteristics

• Growth form: Rosettes of fleshy leaves, sometimes forming small shrubs or clusters.
• Color: Bright to lime green (some varieties may turn reddish or bronze under sun stress).
• Height: Ranges from 4 inches to several feet tall, depending on the species.
• Flowers: Produce clusters of small, star-shaped blooms (usually yellow or white).
• Lifespan: Many are monocarpic—meaning the rosette that flowers will die afterward, but the plant often produces offsets first.

🌞 Care Tips

Light

• Prefers bright, indirect sunlight or a few hours of direct morning sun.
• Too much intense afternoon sun can cause leaf burn, while too little light leads to leggy growth.

Water

• Unlike desert succulents, Aeoniums like more frequent watering (especially in active growth).
• Water when the top inch of soil feels dry — but don’t let them sit in water.
• During dormancy (often summer), reduce watering since they rest and may drop leaves.

Soil

• Use well-draining cactus/succulent soil.
• You can mix standard potting soil with perlite or coarse sand for better drainage.

Temperature

• Thrive in mild climates (65–75°F / 18–24°C).
• Sensitive to frost — bring indoors if it drops below 40°F (5°C).

Fertilizer

• Feed lightly during the growing season (winter–spring) with a diluted succulent fertilizer.
• Avoid fertilizing during summer dormancy.

🌿 Propagation

• Stem cuttings: The easiest method. Cut a rosette with a few inches of stem, let it callous for 2–3 days, then plant in dry soil.
• Offsets (“pups”): Remove and replant small rosettes growing at the base.