There’s are too many to enumerate, especially given that many houseplants are trees or vines in the wild. Can you be more more specific? Do you just mean succulents? And how tall is tall in your view? Compared with a rubber plant an aeonium isn’t really tall at all.

you might be further along.. to state your parameters .. and ask for suggestions ... rather than requesting a tome on a specific plant ...

even a pic of where it will go with what companion plants would be of aide ... including available light.. and other cultural variables ... that might be pertinent ...

ken

Hmmm 🤔 ok. I like aeoniums, right? And their tall really isn’t that tall. It’s more like draping and twisting this way and that, falling all over the place.
I’m looking for more succulents with thick stalks similar to the aeonium’s growth habit.
And I don’t want to have to abuse the plant, manipulate it, by neglecting its light requirements to get it grow in such a manner. As would be the case with echeverias, right?

You might want to look at caudiciform succulents. Also jade plants and many euphorbias can grow quite tall and upright with fat, woody stems. There are also many varieties of regular, non-succulent houseplants that can grow into tree-like proportions - schefflera, various figs, dracaena, palms, etc.

I think you misunderstood. Let me try to clarify.
I want my aeoniums to grow long, because they are supposed to. It’s in the aeonium’s nature to drape over the sides of a planter.
I’m looking for other succulents, similar-looking to aeonium, that do the same thing, that grow the same way.
Echeveria won’t fill the part. I’ve read that they’re are supposed to remain short, that they only grow long because they haven’t been given the correct lighting. That when they grow long, they don’t look right, they don’t grow in the same way that aeonium grows.
And, sempervivum won’t fill the part either. It doesn’t grow tall at all. Sempervivum remains short, nearly at ground level. Only its flower grows tall, and then dies.
I was wondering if there are other succulents that look similar to aeonium that grow long like them on purpose so I can place them up high in a heavy clay or cement pot, or hang them in a pot in a macrame hanger.

Sorry - fixed it.

Al

I had no idea all aeonium did not grow that way. My mistake. Now I have to figure out which of those do!