Sedum furfuraceum purple-red creating a burst of color

creating a burst of color in your garden or indoor space

Origin: Mexico (Tamaulipas)

The wounded area's cells begin to grow rapidly

This Japanese cultivar is really different and original

Choose a location with enough vertical space for future growth

Sedum furfuraceum purple-red creating a burst of colorThis branching succulent grows up to 4 inches tall and can spread up to a foot. It has egg shaped leaves that are dark green that are aligned in spiral tight rows. The coloring in bright light can look a reddish purple. In early spring it sprouts pinkish white, star looking flowers that last about 10 days. Hardiness: 30 50F Zones: 9b to 11b Sun exposure: full Watering needs: light Some of the information in this description has been found at desert