Sedum Adolphi d9

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Sedum Adolphii d9 brings calm and lightness to the interior, reminiscent of the rocky slopes where this plant feels at home. Its stems are densely covered with fleshy leaves of a grayish-green hue, which turn slightly pink at the edges in the sun. The compact clump, about nine centimeters tall, looks neat and natural, like a miniature landscape in a clay pot.

A pot with a diameter of nine centimeters can be conveniently placed on the windowsill of a south or west window, on a bright shelf, or next to a desk. Sedum loves bright light and is not afraid of direct rays, so the best place for it is where there is plenty of sun. Water moderately, allowing the soil to dry completely between waterings: stagnant moisture is more dangerous for a succulent than a brief drought.

Such a succulent will be a restrained gift for a housewarming or an addition to a workplace. Care comes down to rare watering and a bright place, and in winter the plant is kept cooler, reducing moisture to a minimum.