Aeonium arboreum 'Pink Witch'
Aeonium 'Pink Witch' forms rosettes with a layered mix of colours, featuring green central streaks flanked by pale cream and broad pink margins. The pink tones deepen with bright light and cooler temperatures, creating a vivid seasonal display. Leaves are smooth and slightly spoon-shaped, with a gentle gradient where the pink edges meet the inner green and cream zones. Over time, the plant develops a branching habit, producing multiple rosettes on woody stems. In late winter to spring, mature rosettes produce tall conical clusters of yellow star-shaped flowers before the flowering rosette naturally dies back, leaving offsets to continue growth.
Care Tips:
- Light - Provide bright light to full sun to intensify the pink margins and maintain compact growth.
- Water - Water moderately during active growth and reduce watering during summer dormancy when growth slows and rosettes close slightly.
- Humidity - Tolerates low humidity and benefits from good airflow.
- Media - Use a coarse, free-draining succulent mix to prevent waterlogging.
- Temperature - Best grown at 10-25 °C; protect from frost.
- Fertiliser - Feed with a diluted, balanced fertiliser during active growth to support healthy foliage and flowering.
- Repotting - Repot every 2-3 years or when offsets begin to crowd the container, refreshing the mix to maintain drainage.
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Aeonium arboreum 'Pink Witch'
Aeonium 'Pink Witch' forms rosettes with a layered mix of colours, featuring green central streaks flanked by pale cream and broad pink margins. The pink tones deepen with bright light and cooler temperatures, creating a vivid seasonal display. Leaves are smooth and slightly spoon-shaped, with a gentle gradient where the pink edges meet the inner green and cream zones. Over time, the plant develops a branching habit, producing multiple rosettes on woody stems. In late winter to spring, mature rosettes produce tall conical clusters of yellow star-shaped flowers before the flowering rosette naturally dies back, leaving offsets to continue growth.
Care Tips:
- Light - Provide bright light to full sun to intensify the pink margins and maintain compact growth.
- Water - Water moderately during active growth and reduce watering during summer dormancy when growth slows and rosettes close slightly.
- Humidity - Tolerates low humidity and benefits from good airflow.
- Media - Use a coarse, free-draining succulent mix to prevent waterlogging.
- Temperature - Best grown at 10-25 °C; protect from frost.
- Fertiliser - Feed with a diluted, balanced fertiliser during active growth to support healthy foliage and flowering.
- Repotting - Repot every 2-3 years or when offsets begin to crowd the container, refreshing the mix to maintain drainage.
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Aeonium 'Pink Witch' forms rosettes with a layered mix of colours, featuring green central streaks flanked by pale cream and broad pink margins. The pink tones deepen with bright light and cooler temperatures, creating a vivid seasonal display. Leaves are smooth and slightly spoon-shaped, with a gentle gradient where the pink edges meet the inner green and cream zones. Over time, the plant develops a branching habit, producing multiple rosettes on woody stems. In late winter to spring, mature rosettes produce tall conical clusters of yellow star-shaped flowers before the flowering rosette naturally dies back, leaving offsets to continue growth.
Care Tips:
- Light - Provide bright light to full sun to intensify the pink margins and maintain compact growth.
- Water - Water moderately during active growth and reduce watering during summer dormancy when growth slows and rosettes close slightly.
- Humidity - Tolerates low humidity and benefits from good airflow.
- Media - Use a coarse, free-draining succulent mix to prevent waterlogging.
- Temperature - Best grown at 10-25 °C; protect from frost.
- Fertiliser - Feed with a diluted, balanced fertiliser during active growth to support healthy foliage and flowering.
- Repotting - Repot every 2-3 years or when offsets begin to crowd the container, refreshing the mix to maintain drainage.
