Aeonium Suncup Care

When it comes to watering, less is more for this succulent. Water it infrequently but thoroughly. During the summer, once a week should do the trick; water it as often as you would normally in winter. Avoid overwatering, as it can lead to root rot.

No need to worry about pruning this plant. While it doesn't require much pruning, you can remove any dead leaves or stems that appear to keep it looking tidy.

The good news is that fertilizing is not necessary for the Aeonium Suncup! This low-maintenance succulent can survive with minimal nutrients. But if you do decide to fertilize, a balanced fertilizer (10-10-10) applied every three months during the growing season should do the trick.

Last but not least, your Aeonium Suncup needs plenty of light to thrive. It prefers a sunny spot in the garden, but you should avoid direct sunlight. Make sure it gets a few hours of daylight daily to keep it happy and healthy!

A well-draining potting mix is ideal for this Aeonium. You can use a cactus and succulent-specific soil mix to ensure your plant gets the right balance of moisture and nutrients.

If you want to propagate Aeonium castello-paivae variegata, you can use leaf cuttings. Simply root a healthy leaf cutting in a container with cactus and succulent soil, and you'll see a new plant sprout as long as you keep the soil moist.

Keep it in a spot with temperatures ranging from 65-75°F (18-24°C) during the summer, and in winter, make sure it stays between 40-50°F (-4-10°C).

Look for a shallow and wide pot with drainage holes to ensure proper drainage and aeration. Using a potting mix designed for succulents is also a good idea.

Here's a fun fact about the Aeonium Suncup — it's a fast grower and can propagate easily, making it a great choice if you want to quickly spruce up your garden!