Plant Information
Common Name: JELLY BEANS
Scientific Name: Sedum pachyphyllum
Alternative Names: Many Fingers, Stonecrop
4L bag
R30.00
Scientific Name: Sedum pachyphyllum
Alternative Names: Many Fingers, Stonecrop
4L bagR30.00
Description
- Perennial
- Jelly Beans originates from Sierra Mixta, San Luis, and Oaxaca, Mexico.
- It is a bush forming or ground-hugging succulent, up to 30 cm tall with thick blue green leaves resembling jelly beans and which are about 2.5cm long.
- In summer it bears yellow star-shaped flowers.
- When grown in full sun and in cooler dry weather, the plant's leaf tips will take on a reddish hue.
- It is drought and heat tolerant, needs light shade to full sun and will take cold up to -6.7°C.
- Jelly Beans is suitable as a houseplant in a bright indoor location.
- Outdoors it will makes a nice pale sea green ground cover over time.
- Good for the rock garden when grown with other contrasting sedums and small succulents.
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