Sedum Clavatum Live Succulent Plant (Sedum Clavatum)

Key Features

• Sedum clavatum - An attractive succulent plant that originates from Mexico. It has woody sturdy stems and a rosette of entire leaves, usually blue-green with reddish-pink tips when happily growing. The stems of the succulent tree usually extend upwards and lose some of its leaves as it grows, but its beauty is not compromised
• How to Color - Provide 6+ hours of bright direct sunlight daily (10–12 hours grow light indoors). Maintain an 46–54°F day-night temperature difference in fall/winter. Water only when soil is 70–80% dry—avoid wetting leaves or rosette center. Use fast-draining gritty soil (60–70% perlite/pumice) and ensure good ventilation. Shade from intense midday sun in summer
• Strong Root System - Growing in our California farm, every succulent is carefully nurtured by gardener expert. Each succulent is fully rooted in 2 inch starter planter with succulent & cacti soil mix. They are larger, better established and much more resilient than less-established succulents. The plant container and soil are included
• Easy to Care - Like other soft succulents, Sedum clavatum can't survive outdoor in cold winter. Bring them indoors and place them by the window to get as much sunlight as they could or under a grow light. To ensure the health of live succulents, they need porous, well-draining succulent soil to live in. Succulents require little watering but don't like to sit in wet soil. Water thoroughly and let the water leak out from the drainage hole of the succulent pot
• Ideal Decor - As a rare succulent, Sedum clavatum is a great choice as decorative houseplant by your desktop indoor. From boy to girl, from women to old lady, everyone like it. Choosing Sedum clavatum succulent plant bonsai as a unique sincere present for Mother's Day or Father's Day to you family, friends, colleagues, etc
• Important Notes - Succulents may vary from pictures shown as they are living plants and grow differently throughout the year. Once you receive the package, please take it inside the house soon. Succulents' leaves are very fragile and may fall off during long trip. If your plant is missing some leaves upon arrival, just know they will grow back over time

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