identification sedum succulent types Sedum Clavatum/Tiscalatengo Gorge Sedum Tree – Thenextgardener

identification sedum succulent types Sedum Clavatum/Tiscalatengo Gorge Sedum Tree – ThenextgardenerAbout Sedum ClavatumSedum clavatum is an attractive succulent plant that originates from Mexico. It has woody sturdy stems and a rosette of entire leaves, usually blue green with reddish pink tips when happily growing. The stems of the succulent tree usually extend upwards and lose some of its leaves as it grows, but its beauty is not compromised. How to care for Sedum ClavatumSun Location: As a succulent sedum, Tiscalatengo Gorge Sedum needs about 6

About Sedum Clavatum

Sedum clavatum is an attractive succulent plant that originates from Mexico. It has woody sturdy stems and a rosette of entire leaves, usually blue-green with reddish-pink tips when happily growing. The stems of the succulent tree usually extend upwards and lose some of its leaves as it grows, but its beauty is not compromised.

How to care for Sedum Clavatum

Sun/Location: As a succulent sedum, Tiscalatengo Gorge Sedum needs about 6 hours of sunlight daily to keep its shape and color. Therefore, it is best to keep it outdoors in spring and autumn. Sedum may go dormant during cold weather so move it indoors.

Soil/Pot: Like all cacti and succulents, a well-drained soil mix is best for sedum. Succulent trees require more airy soil, you can amend the soil with grit and pumice.

Watering: Just keep in mind that sedum succulents need very little care. So it doesn't need to be watered frequently. Water thoroughly when the soil dries out. Please try not to pour water on the leaves of succulents. Click here to learn the tips for watering succulent plants.

More Information

Primary color: blue/blue-green
Secondary color: pink/red
Bloom color: white
Cold hardiness: Zone 9a-14b(from 20F to 50F)
Product format: 2'' pot
Suitability: balcony, Window, Garden
Propagation: leaf-cutting, leaf
Special characteristic: Easily planted