Aeonium sedifolium
Aeonium sedifolium is a succulent plant with relatively small leaves and overall size. It is usually green and turns dark green under sufficient sunlight. In summer it enters dormancy, and its leaves curl up naturally.
Other names for Aeonium sedifolium
Also known as Meibei Jing and Japanese Komatsu, it is a succulent plant of the genus Aeonium in the family Crassulaceae.
Growth habits of Aeonium sedifolium
It is more suitable for planting on its own. Because it grows relatively fast and its branches grow in a tree-trunk form, it easily grows into a clump that shades other succulents, so this trait can be used to create a landscape on its own. It is said that it dies after flowering, so the flowers are usually cut off to extend its lifespan.
Aeonium sedifolium is robust by nature and likes a warm, dry environment. It is suitable for outdoor or semi-outdoor growing; the more sufficient the light, the more pleasing its appearance.
In summer, Aeonium sedifolium enters dormancy, and its leaves curl up slightly.