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This plant is called Miss Sedum. Don't let its gentle name fool you, its drought resistance is amazing. in an environment of constant drought, it uses its small, thick leaves to store enough water to outlast most plants and survive. The purple lace that appears on the edges of the leaves is really pretty. It can be planted in large areas, can be used to decorate gardens and courtyards and can also be used as potted plants to beautify balconies. It will become more beautiful when it grows up.

This pack of 30 potted plants includes: John Creech Stonecrop Plant (5-Pack), Blue Spruce Stonecrop Spreading Plant (5-Pack), Gold Moss Sedum Spreading Plant (5-Pack), Sedum Blue Carpet Spreading Plant (5-Pack) , Phyla Nodiflora Spreading Plant (5-Pack), Sedum Lemon Ball Spreading Plant (5-Pack). As a ground cover plant that replaces lawns, its strong leaves can endure trampling like lawns and remain unaffected. The advantage is that it is drought and heat tolerant and does not require pruning. These plants are easy to grow, love sun and prefer deep, well-drained soil with 50% sand, gravel or pumice. In the early stages of planting, water moderately to promote growth, but avoid overwatering to prevent rot. Once the plant is established, it can tolerate drought for a few days. Once watered, its leaves become more vibrant.

This plant is called golden moss sedum. The bright gold color of the leaves is always the first thing to catch the eye, especially when paired with red or purple plants. The leaves of the plant are small and dense, with a stable height all year round, forming a golden carpet. in an environment with sufficient Sunlight, insufficient moisture or low temperatures, the leaf color will appear beautiful orange-red. This is the best option for low maintenance costs.

This plant is called golden sedum. A perennially green succulent groundcover, this plant won't disappoint you as an ornament. Because its color changes wonderfully, it can change from emerald green to yellow-green and then the edges of the leaves turn to orange-red according to changes in Sunlight, temperature and moisture. This is the best option for low maintenance costs.

This plant is called sedum carpet. When a turquoise and pink carpet appear together in your planter or garden, it's hard to believe they are the same plant. This is one of the wonderful charms of the sedum blue carpet. When the Sunlight, humidity and temperature are right, it is tender blue-green and under hot, dry and cold conditions, it will turn pink, which is very cute. It has an extraordinary growth and reproduction speed, quickly covers the ground, forming a delicate and soft carpet and is drought-resistant, frost-resistant and evergreen. Great for replacing lawns and a great choice for low-maintenance houseplants.

This plant is called Sedum Confusum. When you first see it, you will think it is a bouquet of flowers. Because the shape and arrangement of its leaves are as delicate and beautiful as flowers, especially when the leaves turn red. In an environment with sufficient sunlight, reduced moisture and a large temperature difference between day and night, the green leaves will turn red. At the same time, as a potted plant, it grows quickly and is easy to maintain, so it is also loved by people.

This plant is called Sedum Lemon Ball. It is a fast-growing, bright yellow-green plant. It only requires 2 in. of soil for root growth, so it will grow well in rock gardens, rooftops and other locations with weak soil. It is also resistant to heat and frost and stays green all year round. If you plant it in a balcony pot, it will soon grow into a large area and then you don't need to water and prune it frequently, just appreciate and enjoy its vigorous vitality.

This plant is called Sedum Rubrotinctum Jelly Bean. The crystal clear round leaves are like cute candies. Under conditions of insufficient light and excessive water, the leaves are emerald green. The more sunshine there is and the less water there is, the brighter the color of the leaves becomes and they appear red. This plant is easy to grow and thrives in full sun. It prefers well-drained soil with 50% sand, gravel or pumice. In the early stages of planting, water moderately to promote growth, but avoid overwatering to prevent rot. Once the plant is established, it can tolerate drought for several days and its leaves become more vibrant.

This plant is called Sedum Sarmentosum. It is a creeping succulent that spreads quickly. It can replace the lawn to cover the ground, save water and avoid pruning. It can also be grown as a potted plant and will fall like a green waterfall in a short time. There are also 2 unknown secrets, 1 is that it is used as a herbal medicine to improve liver function and the other is that it is eaten as an edible vegetable and can be used in salads, soups and fillings.

This plant is called Sedum Sexangulare. When you see these delicate twigs arranged in a spiral like a work of art, it's hard to believe this is just a plant. in addition to the peculiar shape of the branches and leaves, the color change from green to red is also a highlight. Variations depend on sufficient Sunlight, dry conditions and the effects of temperature differences between day and night. It is drought-resistant and cold-resistant, has a stable growth height and is evergreen, making it capable of replacing lawns. It requires more water than lawns, does not need to be pruned, does not have weeds and does not use pesticides and fertilizers. It is an almost perfect choice.