Round-leaved Sedum succulent plant

Whenever you see this plant in neat rows, you will be amazed at the ingenious design of nature. The thick and juicy round leaves store enough water, making it drought-resistant, heat-resistant, and especially cold-resistant. In winter, it just stays quietly on the ground, and starts to grow vigorously after waking up in spring. Each small bud grows into a branch, and in a blink of an eye, it becomes several times the number. The rapid spread makes it possible to replace lawns on a large scale. It saves water, does not require trimming, and is beautiful. Who doesn't want to have it?

Crassulaceae plants are easy to grow. They like full sun and well-drained 50% sandy, gravel or perlite soil. Water gently at the beginning of planting to promote growth, but do not accumulate water to prevent rot. Once the plant is established, it can tolerate several days of drought and the leaf color becomes richer. This is a low-maintenance choice. If you choose to propagate by hand, you can cut it into 2 -inch branches for cuttings, which are easy to root.