Sedum Hernandezii
•Posted on January 31 2022
Sedum Hernandezii
About Me!
Native to Mexico, if you're looking for a plant to add interest that requires minimum TLC then I may just be the plant for you! My leaves are a gorgeous emerald green color and round in shape. I can thrive in very rigid conditions, so if there is a spot in your garden that gets a little too much sun, consider making it my new home!
| Other Names | Jelly Bean Sedum, Stonecrop |
| Country of Origin | Mexico |
| Maintenance Level | Low |
| Water | Keep soil moist, but do not overwater. Try using "Soak and dry" method. |
| Sunlight | Full sun |
| Soil | Well Draining Soil, mixture of cactus soil and sand |
| Temperature | 20-50F |
| Planting Zone | 9a-11b |
| Bloom Color | Star shaped yellow flowers bloom in winter and spring |
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