Sedum pachyphyllum
Sedum pachyphyllum, just from its name, you can roughly guess what this succulent looks like, right? It should be long, with plants about the length of a finger!
Other names for Sedum pachyphyllum
Juyuan, Wangyuzhulian.
Growing habits of Sedum pachyphyllum
The suitable growing temperature is generally 18-25 degrees, and in winter not below 5 degrees.
Extremely drought-tolerant; water 1 to 2 times a month, no need for more, otherwise the roots will rot.
For soil, special succulent soil is most convenient, such as peat (grass peat) + gravel + perlite.
Likes light and can take full sun, though in summer it is usually given some shade.
Fertilizing is generally once a month during the growing season, with light fertilizer applied frequently, and it can be applied along with watering.
Family and genus of Sedum pachyphyllum
Crassulaceae, Sedum genus, with no obvious dormant period. It is a succulent plant, also known as a fleshy plant, and is relatively short.