Sedum pachyphyllum

R30.00


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Common name:  Blue Jelly Bean

  • Delightful, small, branched succulent shrub growing to a height and spread of 30 cm
  • Thick blue-green leaves resemble jelly beans
  • In full sun and in the cooler months the leaf tips develop a pink to red hue
  • Tall spikes of clusters of bright yellow starry flowers appear in late winter
  • Recommended for growing in containers on its own or as part of a mixed succulent arrangement
  • A low maintenance and water-wise addition to the rockery or succulent garden
  • Grows well indoors in bright light conditions near a sunny window sill
  • Care level: Very easy

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Additional information

Weight .250 kg
Dimensions 7.5 cm

Plant Care:

Tips on how to care for your plant successfully:

Light: Best grown in full sun.

Soil: Sedum thrive in shallow or poor soils. They do however, require a free draining soil.

Potting: Sedum grow well in containers. Always ensure that a free draining potting medium is used. We recommend a good quality potting mix with the addition of fine gravel and perlite to improve the drainage. Re-potting of plants is best done in spring, the beginning of the growing period.

Watering: Sedum are drought tolerant and once established require very little watering. Always water the plant thoroughly and allow the plant to drain, then allow the plant to dry out well before watering again. Your plant should never stand in a drip tray with water after watering for any length of time. It is always best to pour this excess water off. The watering frequency should be reduced slightly during the winter months. Frequency of watering is always the most difficult cultural point to advise on as there are so many variables which influence it. When in doubt as to whether to water or not it is probably best to rather let the plant dry for another day or two and then water it as over-watering can kill your plant very quickly.

Temperature: Sedum pachyphyllum is tolerant of minimum winter temperatures of 0 degrees Celsius.

Fertiliser: Sedum require very little fertiliser. They will benefit from an occasional application of a balanced water-soluble fertiliser during spring and summer. Always use a very dilute solution of ¼ to ½ of the recommended dilution rate.

Please Note:

The plant is currently growing in a 7.5 cm plastic pot. Although our plants are grown under the same conditions and we carefully handpick your plant to ensure the best quality possible, no two plants are identical. Also the colours of plants can vary according to the season. The plant supplied will be similar to the plant photographed. Although we take extra care when packing our plants, these plants are fragile and some of the segments of their stem or leaves may become detached during transit.