Aeonium Arboreum Houseleek, Tender Succulent Evergreen Indoor House Plant on a Stem, Fleshy Leaves Rosette Foliage, Architectural Plant, 2X 9cm Pot Aeonium Arboreum by Thompson and Morgan (2)

• This houseleek is the perfect architectural plant for the home as it is supplied on a sturdy, upright stem.
• Aeonium Arboreum has green and deep purple, almost black, foliage which makes it the perfect plant to create a stunning display when grown alongside paler succulent plants.
• Tender and evergreen, this succulent is easy to grow and very low maintenance as it requires minimal watering.
• Aeonium Arboreum ‘Houseleek’ on a stem, supplied as 2x 9cm Pots. Decorative is not included.

Commonly known as a Houseleek, this tender evergreen house plant is a wonderful architectural addition to the home. Aeonium Arboreum produces smooth, fleshy green and deep purple, almost black, foliage with rounded tips atop a sturdy stem, bringing height, texture and a tropical feel to the home. Its rich colour really stands out when grown in terracotta pots, or alongside lighter coloured succulents – perfect for creating a varied, eye-catching succulent display in your home. This tender house plant should be grown indoors in a conservatory or heated greenhouse in a sunny and sheltered position. Grow in well-drained soil or loam-based potting compost. As with all succulents, water sparingly as they have fleshy leaves that allow them to retain moisture and cope with dry conditions. However, avoid watering between late autumn and spring while plants are dormant. Please note: Some houseplants are toxic or harmful to pets if ingested. If you believe your pet has consumed a poisonous plant then seek veterinary attention immediately. Take a sample of the plant with you. Product Specifications: Position In: Full sun Average Height: approx.. 10cm from the top of the pot. Supplied as 2x 9cm pots. Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).