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Sedeveria 'Darley Dale'

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Sedeveria 'Darley Dale' is a Korean succulent in the Crassulaceae family, also called Darley. It tends to form clusters easily. In spring, the leaves show a mix of red and green; in summer, when it goes through the hot season, it turns green; in December, as the temperature difference increases, the color turns red. Overall, Sedeveria 'Darley Dale' is a relatively easy succulent to care for.

Introduction to Sedeveria 'Darley Dale'

Chinese name: Miyelian

Alternative name: Darley

Latin scientific name: Sedeveria Darley Dale

Family and genus: Crassulaceae

Place of origin and distribution: South Korea

Morphological characteristics of Sedeveria 'Darley Dale'

Sedeveria 'Darley Dale' is a succulent hybrid of Sedum and Echeveria, a horticultural hybrid variety. Darley is its transliterated name; because its leaves are more slender and densely packed than those of most succulents, its descriptive translated name is Miyelian (dense-leaf lotus). A single rosette of Sedeveria 'Darley Dale' is not large, about 3-5CM, with a maximum of 8CM, but it readily forms clusters. The leaves are slender, with a slanted point at the front, and grow densely in a ring around the stem. Under a certain temperature difference and light, the leaf margins of Sedeveria 'Darley Dale' easily turn red, and even the leaves can become orange-tinged, very striking. It blooms in late spring, with small, bell-shaped, white flowers.

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