Aeonium tabuliforme grow and care – succulent of the genus Aeonium also known as Sempervivum complanatum, Aeonium tabuliforme perennial evergreen or deciduous used as ornamental drought tolerant plant, can grow in mediterranean, desert, subtropics or tropics climate and growing in hardiness zone 10+.

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Leaves color green rarely green yellowish, the shape obovate to spoon some cultivars with pointed top, on the leaves there are small hairs, leaves grow in rosettes shape like mushroom head.

Aeonium tabuliforme flower

Flower color yellow, the flowers grow on inflorescence in the end of the stems in open cluster.

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How to grow Aeonium tabuliforme growing and care:

Well-drained soil, can survive frost but better without, dry tropic

How to care:
Cut once a year and consider to put fertilizer once a year, location with a lot of rain better to plant them in raising bed in order to prevent puddle in the roots

What is the best way to start growing?
Plant / Seed (explanation bellow) / Vegetative Reproduction / propagation by cutting stem or leaf

How to propagate by cutting:
Propagation by cutting leaves or stem, for propagate by stem and leaves do in the same way, cut the leaf in the base better with hand not anything sharp and wait at least 24 hours, if it’s not cut in the base, cut by sharp object or it is stem need wait few days until the tissue will hill, after this put it in well-drained soil, and water it every few days let in dry but not fully dry, after few weeks to month it start to grow root, propagation season – better to start in the late spring to early summer but always can do it indoor (depend the temperature in the house).

Is it necessary to use vegetative reproduction?
Yes (if you want to have the same as the parents)

Difficulties or problems when growing:
Sensitive to overwater

Planting season:
Spring to summer in hardiness zone 10a, spring to autumn 10a-11a, all year hardiness zone 11+.

How to plant:
Planting in location with good drainage, the plant doesn’t like and might die if will sit in puddle so in rainy location better to grow above the ground level and use raising bad, better to dig bigger hole and put in the soil well ventilated soil, better to plant it in sandy soil.

Pests and diseases:
Snails, slugs, aphids, meal bug

Pruning season:
All year, but better after blooming season

How to prune:
Old leaves, and for design dead leaves and bloom stem, infected leaves if it’s not possible to clean better to cut them out that won’t infected all the plant

Size of the plant:
10-40cm, 4-16 inches

Growth speed in optimal condition:
Slow growing – when the plant young or start by seeds / Medium growing – only with a lot of fertilizer in full sun and grow faster when establish

Water requirement:
Small amount of water / Average amount of water, if the leaves become soft and start to weep need to add water

Light conditions in optimal condition for growing:
Full Sun / Half Shade / Full Shade in hardiness zone 10a need to give more than full shade, the plant might die overwinter

Is it possible to grow indoor as houseplant?
Yes

How to care indoor:
When growing indoor need to choose location with light and also need air ventilation once in few days, better not to put the plant next to heater, and water less in regular condition but with air condition and heater need to increase the amount of water

Growing is also possible in a planter /flowerpot / containers:
Yes, when growing in containers need to choose container that 60-90% bigger than the roots ball or possible to grow it in small but cut the roots when planting, also the drainage of the soil it’s important, but after few years drainage of the soil not function the same so need to change it to new soil, possible to use sandy, potting mix or cactus potting mix, better to put little stone little rocks like: gravel, lava rocks or pebbles it will take care of the drainage.

Blooming information

Bloom season:
Spring

General information about the flower:
Yellow flowers grow on inflorescence in the end of the stems in open cluster.

How to grow Aeonium tabuliforme from seeds

Sowing requirement:
Location with light and better sandy or well ventilated soil and also good drainage is important, better temperature 20-28C (68-82F)

Saving seeds and care until sowing:
Dry and dark place in room temperature

Sowing season:
Spring will be better but possible in hardiness zone 10a spring to summer, in hardiness zone 10b-11 spring to autumn, hardiness zone 12+ all year, better in hot summer location not to sow in the summer

How to plant:
Sowing in soil with good drainage and light, possible sandy soil but size of the particle need to be not too much big, possible to sow in potting mix, peat soil and vermiculite (when sow in vermiculite need to put only the layer of the seeds and under this to put soil

Planting spacing:
20-30cm, (8-12 inches)

Depth of Sowing:
0.5cm, (0.25inches)

Conditions for seeds germinate:
Moist soil but do not over water and don’t let it dry

Watering requires for Seeds:
Small amount of water / Average amount of water

Germination time:
6-8 weeks, but might take longer

Condition of seedling:
Light with moist soil and well ventilated soil

Scientific name:

Aeonium tabuliforme

Categories

Blooming Seasons
  • Spring flowers
Flower colors
  • Yellow flower
Climate
  • Desert Climate
  • Mediterranean Climate
  • Subtropics Climate
  • Tropics Climate
Leaf color
  • Yellow leaf
Ornamental parts
  • Ornamental flower
  • Ornamental leaves
  • Ornamental plant
Plant growing speed
  • Slow growing plants
Plant life-form
  • Deciduous
  • Evergreen
  • Perennial plant
  • Succulent
Plant Uses
  • Colored leaves
  • Drought tolerant plants
  • Indoor plants
  • Ornamental plants
Planting Season
  • Autumn Planting
  • Spring Planting
  • Summer planting
Plants sun exposure
  • Full sun Plants
  • Part shade Plants
  • Shade Plants
Watering plants
  • Regularly water
  • Small amounts of water
Hardiness zone
  • Hardiness zone 10
  • Hardiness zone 11
  • Hardiness zone 12
  • Hardiness zone 13

Growing in Pots, Balconies & Indoors

Aeonium tabuliforme is one of the easiest rosette succulents to keep in a pot, and the grower confirms it grows well indoors as a houseplant as well as outdoors on a balcony or patio. Its compact size makes it an especially easy windowsill succulent. Give it a genuinely bright spot – a sunny windowsill is ideal – because in a dim corner the rosettes stretch and lose their tight, colourful form.

Quick Details

  • Container Size: A pot about 60-90% larger than the root ball (or a smaller pot if you trim the roots back at planting)
  • Indoor Suitability: A good houseplant – keep it in a bright, well-ventilated spot away from heaters
  • Best Spot: Full sun to light shade outdoors; a bright, sunny windowsill indoors
  • Soil & Drainage: Free-draining sandy or cactus mix, sharpened with gravel, lava rock or pebbles
  • Watering in Pots: Sparingly – let it dry between waterings; a little more when heating or air conditioning dries the air

Indoors & On the Windowsill

  • A genuine houseplant: The grower keeps it indoors successfully. Choose a bright location and air the room out every few days; keep the plant away from radiators and heaters. Water sparingly, but increase a little when central heating or air conditioning dries the air.
  • Windowsill growing: A bright, sunny sill keeps the rosettes compact and richly coloured; with too little light they etiolate and flop.
  • Overwintering indoors: Frost-tender – in cold climates bring the pot into a cool, bright room for winter. The grower notes that in the coldest zones it may not survive outdoors.

On a Balcony or Patio

  • Light & wind: Thrives in full sun to light shade. Walls and railings reflect heat and pots dry fast, so check moisture and shade it from the harshest afternoon sun in very hot spots. Taller varieties can get top-heavy – shelter them from strong wind.
  • Practicalities: Good drainage and light weight make it an easy balcony plant; tip out any saucer after rain so the roots never sit in water.

Choosing the Pot, Soil & Long-Term Care

  • Pot & drainage: A pot roughly 60-90% bigger than the root ball with strong drainage holes; skip a standing saucer of water to avoid root rot. Terracotta breathes and dries fast (ideal); glazed or plastic pots hold moisture longer, so water even less.
  • Potting mix: Sandy or cactus mix; adding gravel, lava rock or pebbles keeps it sharp-draining, exactly as the grower advises.
  • Feeding: Potted plants exhaust their mix, so a light feed with a dilute succulent fertiliser during active growth is plenty – do not overfeed.
  • Repotting: After a few years the mix breaks down and drains poorly – refresh it and pot on, roughly every couple of years.

Grower’s Container Tip

  • Keep it in a small pot: The grower notes you can grow an Aeonium in a smaller pot than usual – just cut the roots back when you plant it. Either way, change the soil every few years, as the old mix stops draining well.

Bloom & Flower Guide

Quick Details

  • Bloom Season: Spring (typically late winter into spring in mild climates)
  • Time to First Bloom: Slow to mature — a rosette usually grows for several years before it flowers for the first time
  • Flower Appearance: Small star-shaped yellow flowers in a branched, cone-like cluster at the tips of the stems
  • Edibility: Grown as an ornamental — the flowers are not used in cooking. Aeonium is generally regarded as non-toxic to people and pets, but it is not a food plant

Detailed Blooming Overview

Aeonium tabuliforme forms a single flat, table-like rosette (family Crassulaceae) that is strictly monocarpic and rarely branches. When a mature rosette is ready it lifts a tall, branched spike packed with many small, star-shaped yellow flowers in spring — and because the plant does not branch, the whole rosette dies once it has flowered and set seed.

Flower Characteristics

  • Many small, star-shaped yellow flowers, each with numerous narrow petals.
  • Carried in a branched, cone-like cluster that rises from the centre of the rosette.
  • Nectar-rich and attractive to bees and other pollinating insects.

Bloom Care & Thinning

  • After flowering: Because the rosette dies once it has bloomed, save seed or root any offsets beforehand if you want to keep the plant.
  • Encouraging bloom: Bright light and a cool, drier winter rest help a mature rosette come into flower.
  • Pollination & seed: Left to open pollination by bees and insects; collect the fine seed once the flowers fade if you want to grow more.

Bloom Health & Protection

  • Aphids: Aphids are drawn to the tender flower stalk and buds; a firm jet of water or a spray of insecticidal soap keeps them in check.