Stone Desert Collection – Care Guide

🪨 Stone Desert Collection

🌿 Congratulations on your new plant family. Here’s everything you need to keep them happy.

🪴 Aeonium Haworthii

💧 Watering: Once every 10–14 days. Water when the top inch of soil is dry. Reduce to once a month in summer dormancy.

☀️ Sunlight: Bright indirect light. Prefers morning sun and afternoon shade — avoid harsh midday sun.

🍂 Leaves falling? Dropping leaves in summer is normal dormancy — it’ll bounce back in October. If leaves fall in winter, check for overwatering.

💧 Watering: Every 2–3 weeks. Let soil dry completely between waterings — one of the most forgiving succulents.

☀️ Sunlight: Low to bright indirect light. Perfect for indoors away from direct sun — great for low-light corners.

🍂 Leaves falling? Rarely drops leaves. Mushy base = overwatering. Move to a brighter spot if it starts to stretch.

💧 Watering: Once every 10–14 days. Allow soil to dry fully before watering again. Very drought tolerant.

☀️ Sunlight: Bright indirect to direct morning sun. The red tips intensify with more light exposure.

🍂 Leaves falling? Leaves don’t typically fall. Brown tips = too much direct sun or underwatering. Adjust accordingly.

💧 Watering: Every 2–3 weeks. Extremely drought tolerant — when in doubt, skip a watering.

☀️ Sunlight: Low to medium indirect light. Thrives on a bright windowsill but away from harsh direct sun.

🍂 Leaves falling? Soft or translucent leaves = overwatering. Reduce frequency and ensure good drainage.

💧 Watering: Once every 12–15 days. Water at the base — never on the leaves as it removes the powdery coating.

☀️ Sunlight: Bright indirect to full morning sun. The blue-grey colour deepens beautifully with more light.

🍂 Leaves falling? Leaves detach easily — handle gently. Fallen leaves can be propagated! Just lay on dry soil.

💧 Watering: Every 2–3 weeks. Let soil dry out completely — this hybrid is very drought tolerant.

☀️ Sunlight: Low to bright indirect light. The dark leaves deepen with more light. Avoid harsh direct sun.

🍂 Leaves falling? Very rare. Mushy leaves at the base = overwatering. One of the easiest plants to keep alive!

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