Hello,

I have some sedums that I bought this summer which have been doing very well outside in the pots and soil they came in. I was wondering if they might be able to survive the winter if I kept them indoors in a cool room. It is a spare room with a huge east facing window so they would get a lot of light, or if they would prefer a darker space, I could keep the blinds closed. (I also have an LED light if that would help things.)

This is my first year caring for sedum & succulents and I hate the thought of what my beautiful sedums will look like in the middle of winter. I live in southeast Michigan and would like to be able to enjoy them year round instead of having to wait until spring (which is SO far away.)

The types I have are:

1. Tricolor Spurium (My favorite)

2. John Creech

3. A red one that looks very similar to the John Creech

Any help or info would be GREATLY appreciated.

Thanks! Karen