Sedum Treleasei, Rare Fragrant Succulent, Years Matured Plants

Description

HIGHLIGHTS
Sedum treleasei (Rose): A stemmed rosette of exceptionally chubby leaves. It grows tall stems with a full covering of leaves that branch only from the base. This species is usually a glaucous blue-green, though the leaf tips can show pink blushing when grown in bright sun. The foliage has a powdery coating of epicuticular wax (farina). It can grow to about 8.0″ tall then spills and trails from its container. It blooms with yellow, star-shaped flowers in winter to spring

Including: 1 live succulent plant ( Sedum Treleasei Cluster).

Size: approximately 8cm(3.15 inch).

Caring For Sedums:
1) Sedum need bright sunlight (>4 hours) to maintain their colors and full leaf coverage.
2) Sedum can be propagated from stem cuttings.
3) Sedum grow best in temperatures of around 20°C but can be acclimated to hot climates.
4) Sedum needs well draining soil mix with at least 50% inorganics, it is known to be drought tolerant.
5) Use the ‘soak and dry’ method to water sedums