Sedum clavatum (Bare Rooted)

🌿 Sedum clavatum – Powdery Blue Rosette Succulent

Sedum clavatum is a beautiful succulent known for its compact rosettes of chubby, bluish-green leaves coated with a powdery white layer (farina). The rosettes grow in clusters and may develop a short trailing stem over time, making it perfect for dish gardens, succulent bowls, or windowsill planters. It is a drought-tolerant, sun-loving plant that's easy to grow and great for both beginners and collectors.

🪴 Planting Instructions:

1. Use well-draining cactus or succulent soil.

2. Plant in a pot with proper drainage holes.

3. Place in bright indirect sunlight or morning sun.

4. Water thoroughly only when the topsoil is dry.

5. Avoid overhead watering and cold, wet conditions.

🧡 Care Tips:

• Light: Needs 4–6 hours of bright light to maintain shape and color

• Water: Every 7–10 days in summer; reduce in winter

• Rotate the pot occasionally to ensure even growth

• Wipe dust gently to maintain the natural waxy coating

• Can be propagated easily from leaves or cuttings

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