Aeonium domesticum varigatum Hardy It may be worth the

It may be worth the risk of trying it in the ground if you are in a location with mild temperatures

The one thing Wollemi pines really dislike is wet feet in winter

but we have not  risked it outside as it's just to rare

Make sure to add plenty of gravel to the soil before planting

in very well drained soil and kept dry during winter

Aeonium domesticum varigatum Hardy It may be worth theName Aeonium domesticum variegatum (Aichryson domesticum) What you get a well rooted 1ltr pot About Aeonium domesticum variegatum is a small plant with fleshy branched stems, topped by rosettes of green and white variegated leaves. Origin Canary Islands Care and planting Must be kept frost free and dry in winter, however in the growing season water it every 4 5 days, (let it dry out and water again). Use a good soil based compost and add a third grit