| Description | A very interesting but fragile Sedum. Needs bright light and an area where it won't get bumped. |
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| Pronunciation | (SEE-dum)(mor-gan-ee-AY-num) |
| Plant Type | All Plants, Succulents |
| Sunlight | bright |
| Moisture | approach dryness to dry out between watering |
| Soil & Site | well drained |
| Growing Media | well drained |
| Flowers | The pale pink flowers are attached to the terminal portion of the stem. Difficult to get flowers unless it is grown outdoors in warmer zones or in a greenhouse. |
| Leaves | Pendulous or creeping stems surrounded with bluish, spindle shaped leaves which are attached directly to the stem and are easily broken off. |
| Dimensions | Will easily reach over 12" or more in length. |
| Maintenance | Constantly picking up the leaves that fall off the plant. Older plants may develop bare, base stems. Plants can be cut back and they will fill in. |
| Propagation | tip cuttings, whole leaf cuttings |
| Misc Facts | Mexico |
| Author's Notes | The main problem with this plant is it constantly drops leaves when brushed against or moved. Large plants are almost impossible to transplant (unless they are trimmed way back) because of their fragile nature. |
| Notes & Reference | #02-Exotic Plant Manual (Alfred Byrd Graf), #05-Lexicon of Succulent Plants (Hermann Jacobsen) |
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