Sedum hernandezii is an ornamental succulent plant which is related to Sedum furfuraceum. It forms clusters of stems up to 10 cm (4 inches) in height, with very chubby, emerald green leaves that have the same “cracked” epidermis as S. furfuraceum. Large, star-shaped yellow blossoms appear in winter and spring.
Caring for sedum
1) Their active growing stage is during cooler periods. During hotter periods, they are dormant and very sensitive to extreme heat.
2) Sedums propagate freely by fallen leaves as well as by seeds and stem cuttings. They spread quickly on the ground. Sedums typically have shallow root systems and grow best when crowded in groups.
3) Sedum succulents thrive in gritty, inorganic soil mixes. Never let the soil become waterlogged and make sure your pots always have a drainage hole.
4) Use very diluted fertilisers infrequently, sedums are very low maintenance succulents. Make sure to thoroughly water your sedum after you fertilize because they are susceptible to burning.
5) They aren’t very heat tolerant, they still need at least 4 hours of it every day. Protect them from the afternoon sun.
6) Provide it with lots of ventilation because stagnant air leads to a buildup of harmful bacteria and fungus which can lead to rot.
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