did you know?

The name "sedum" is derived from the Latin or "to sit," referring to the manner in which some species from this genus attach themselves to rocks and walls.

general maintenance:

Remove spent flower heads. Repot rarely, as the stems are fragile and easily broken.

pests/diseases:

Generally carefree.

how to sow/plant:

Grow in hanging baskets or pots. Use a cactus or succulent mix. The soil level should be half to one inch below the rim of the pot to provide a water reservoir when watering.

water and fertilize:

Water thoroughly when soil surface is dry to touch, do not allow soil to dry out. Keep just moist in winter. Water thoroughly, until water flows out the drainage holes of the pot. Feed once a month during the growing season with fertilizer formulated for houseplants following the directions on the label. Stop feeding in the winter, when the plant is resting, resume feeding in the spring when the days begin the lengthen.

garden hint:

To propagate burro's tail root leaves in moist sand.

features:

• Attractive Flowers
• Attractive Foliage

garden uses:

• Containers
• Indoors

other uses: