Sedum?

17 years ago

Hi all,

Please help me with an ID.

I have this clump developped from a tiny cutting received last autumn, and now it became underpotted (it's in a 6" pot). Maybe I should use a shallower but larger pot or dish. Is it any proper season to do so?

TIA for your advices.

Best regards, Octopus

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ariole
17 years ago
Sedum hispanicum is a very strong possibility.

What thinks you, Octopus?

Ariole
octopus
Original Author
17 years ago
That's it!
Thanks, Ariole.
Hardly wait to see the flowers,perhaps this summer, most probably next one.
Thanks again!
Best regards, Octopus
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ariole
17 years ago
You're most welcome, Octopus.

When it blooms, please post a pic.

Al
sjv78736
17 years ago
indeed it is hispanicum....but i wouldnt look for flowers in summer - mine always bloom late feb, early march. feel free to give it a haircut whenever you choose. this is an extremely hardy plant. the ends you cut off will easily root - even if you only throw them on the ground and forget about them!
greek_1
17 years ago
If this plant is annual called sedum hispanicum.
In an other case is a strong group of sedum lydium var. glaucum.
:)