How to grow?

Aeonium kiwi plant does not grow actively in the summer season, and it likes winter and feels relaxed. It may not tolerate heat temperature, and it does act in a moderate atmosphere.

Move the pot of this plant to Inside as in hot conditions. In the summer season, the leaves of this plant may curl in and turns to death. So be careful in the summer season.

This plant needs thorough water in dry conditions and has real roots. These Aeonium plants are warmer, as they cannot survive in hot seasons and may damage the severe cool months.

These are gradually available plants. Kiwi plant is easy to grow, and re-potting it with the cuttings. It can be rooted in the stem easily.

How to water Aeonium Kiwi?

Kiwi plant does great in winter and spring, and no need to water the plant until the temperature is heavy. Gradually water the plant once or twice a week in typical months.

In dry conditions, water the plant thoroughly. Avoid excess water, as the leaves of this plant store water, so no need to water regularly.

It is best to grow in the gardens and best for beginners. It grows well both indoors and outdoors. This plant gives an excellent look to your garden and is colourful.

How to fertilize?

Fertilize the plant rarely, but the fertilizers add strength to the plant. Suppose you want to fertilize the plant use water-soluble fertilizers.

The plant needs to feed as they begin to grow once a month and do not fertilize the plant in the dormancy period.

How to propagate?

Best to propagate this Aeonium kiwi plant with the cuttings and reproduce in wither spring or winter season as in growing stage. Select a healthy stem and pluck it off, or if not possible, use a knife and cut it off.

Take the branch below the rosettes if you want to dip the cutting in the root powder. Allow the cuttings to dry for one to two days in sunlight.

Now plant the stem in the healthy drain soil, and sprinkle the water on it. Keep the plant in the standard shade until it establishes in the earth.

How to re-pot?

Do not leave the plant in water. Re-pot the plant as you observe root rot. Remove the rooted pollutions from the pot using a knife. Re-pot it in a new container, which is with well-drained soil and has drainage holes.

Sprinkle the water on it, and leave it for few days. Then start watering as it begins to grow. Avoid pouring too much water into the plant as the plant may cause death.

You may re-pot the plant in its growing stage. Re-pot the plant in the summer season. Re-pot the plant every few years.

Aeonium kiwi in indoor

The Aeonium kiwi plant needs bright sunlight every day. If you want to place it indoors, it is located in the pot as it gets bright sunlight near the window. This plant likes warm temperatures.

It does not tolerate too much heat and severe cool weather. It needs water properly as it starts to grow. Water regularly in the growing period.

Move the plant indoors in the summer season, as in summer, and the climates will be too hot that it does not tolerate. Water alternately in the winter season.

Check the soil before you water, as it drains or not. Choose a correct soil mix, and do not forget to fertilize the plant before its dormancy period. Fertilize the plant with diluted fertilizers. Observe the plant.

Aeonium kiwi in outdoors

Kiwi plant does best in outdoors. The plant needs at least six hours of sunlight every day. The plant likes bright light and changes to pink colour at the tips of the leaves appear attractively.

It grows well in the container and the ground. It produces tall when you expose it to sunlight and place it in the container. This plant tolerates sun than the other succulents.

Every day morning light may help to grow fast. In cooler months, please move to the indoor, as it may freeze to the coolness.