Little Sister Sedum Succulent Plant

Don't be fooled by its gentle name, its drought resistance is amazing. In a persistent drought environment, it uses its small and thick leaves to store enough water to defeat most plants and survive. The purple-red lace on the edge of the leaves is truly beautiful. It can be planted on a large scale, dotted in gardens and courtyards, and used as a potted plant to beautify the balcony. It will be more beautiful when it grows up and hangs down.

Crassulaceae plants are easy to grow, prefer full sun, and are tolerant to heat, drought, and frost. They prefer well-drained 50% sandy, gravel, or perlite soils. Water gently at the beginning of planting to promote growth, but do not accumulate water to prevent rot. Once the plants are established, they can tolerate several days of drought, and the leaves become more colorful. This is why they can replace lawns to cover the ground, while saving water and mowing. This is a low-maintenance option. If you choose to propagate by hand, you can cut into 2-inch branches for cuttings, which are easy to root.