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<tc>Aeonium "Neptune Colorful" variegated</tc>
<tc>Aeonium "Neptune Colorful" variegated</tc>
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Aeonium "Neptune Colorful" variegated - Origin: China
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During the months of lower luminosity, its foliage presents a central green band accompanied by cream or yellowish tones at the edges.
With increased light, the leaves progressively take on reds, oranges, and violets, offering a unique and changing multicolor effect, especially visible in well-exposed mature rosettes.
Its growth is medium and tends to form compact groups over time. Although it is still a little-documented variety, it does not show notable fragility and responds well to good lighting and moderate watering.
Like other mutations of the Madeira Rose family, it may exhibit a slower initial development, becoming progressively more leafy, vigorous, and branched with maturity. The
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Growth cycle of the Aeonium "Neptune Colorful" variegated
One of the most important characteristics of variegated aeoniums is their growth cycle, which is opposite to that of many other succulents.
- Active stage: autumn, winter, and spring
- Rest period: summer
During the summer rest, the plant naturally reduces its activity. Forcing watering or growth during this phase can cause root problems.
Watering
Watering should always be adapted to the time of year and the actual condition of the plant.
- In active growth: moderate watering every 2–3 weeks, only when the substrate is completely dry
- During summer rest: do not water the substrate; only light misting on specific days
Excess water is one of the main risks in the cultivation of variegated aeonium.
Light and location
These plants need good lighting to maintain a balanced structure, but they do not tolerate prolonged intense sun well.
- Bright and well-ventilated light
- Avoid strong direct sunlight between May and October
- Special care between 12:00 and 16:00
The gentle morning or late afternoon sun is the most suitable.
Substrate
A very draining substrate is essential for the proper development of variegated aeoniums.
- Avoid moisture accumulation
- Encourage a healthy root system
- Reduce the risk of rot
Drainage is always more important than water retention.
Temperature
- Optimal temperature: between 10 °C and 30 °C
- Protect against frost
- Avoid watering at temperatures below 10 °C
In conditions of prolonged intense heat, the plant naturally goes into dormancy.
You can expand all the cultivation recommendations in our complete guide:
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Important considerations
Variegation involves a lower amount of chlorophyll, which means these plants have less margin for error when it comes to excess watering, sunlight, or fertilization.
- Collectors
- Enthusiasts with some experience
- People who prefer quality and selection over volume
Shipping
The plant is shipped bare root (without substrate or pot).
The image corresponds to a 13 cm pot.
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