Sedum 'White Stone Crop' Succulent
Sedum 'White Stone Crop' Succulent
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A true survivor from arid regions, this succulent has evolved remarkable water-storing abilities in its thick, fleshy leaves or stems. Perfect for forgetful waterers or frequent travelers, it actually thrives on neglect. Native to drought-prone habitats, it's adapted to intense sun and little water, making it incredibly low-maintenance. Place it in your sunniest spot and water sparingly, overwatering is the only real way to harm this resilient beauty.
Best spot: Situate 3-6 feet from any window, or in east exposure
Alternative: Office or bath with steady natural light
STEP 2: Light Duration
Requires 4-6 hours of moderate light each day
Adjusts well to artificial lights (12-14 hours)
STEP 3: Rotate Weekly
Provide 90-degree turn each week for even foliage
How to check: Check soil dryness by inserting finger 2-3 inches down
Pro tip: Wait until soil is bone dry before watering
STEP 2: Water Thoroughly
Saturate soil until water exits drainage holes
Never water again until soil is completely dry
STEP 3: Wait and Repeat
Frequency: Water every 2-3 weeks in spring/summer, once monthly in winter
Dormant plants need minimal water
Bleached or pale leaves
This is a sign of too much light. Relocate away from direct sun or use sheer curtain to diffuse light
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Slow growth, compact form lost
This is a sign of too little light. Provide more bright indirect light throughout the day
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Rotting stems, foul odor
This is a sign of overwatering. Cease watering. Soil must dry completely. Check for root rot
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Dry, crispy leaf tips
This is a sign of underwatering. Provide thorough watering. Soak soil completely when dry
