Sedum spectabile Variegatum

Sedum spectabile Variegatum

€5,90
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Sedum spectabile Variegatum

Sedum spectabile Variegatum

€5,90
Organic
Sustainable
Locally grown

🪴Standard: 9x9 cm pot

🚂  Ships across EU

🌱 Grown without pesticides or UV lamps

☀️ Full sun
💧 Drought tolerant
🌸 Long flowering season
🪴 Grows well in pots or in the ground
❄️ Hardy perennial

Flower Color: Pink

Sunlight: Full sun

Growth Habit: Spreading

Saison de plantation: March to May|September to November

Origine: Unknown

Sedum spectabile Variegatum is a highly drought tolerant and visually striking member of the stonecrop family, flashing variegated leaves and soft white flowers in the fall.


The leaves are fleshy, flat, toothed and wonderfully variegated with bright yellow and green tones.

  • This cultivar is distinguished by a bright yellow inside of the lead and a serrated, bright green edge.

The flowers are soft white and star-shaped, appearing as little tufts in the fall.

Sedums are low-maintenance plants that thrive in most soil types.

Gardening Tips

The dwarf species are well-suited for rock gardens and generally spread quickly.
These plants do not tolerate winter moisture well and are sensitive to excess fertilizer, which can distort their growth, especially in upright forms.
The color of the foliage depends largely on sunlight and water availability.
During rainy springs and summers with less sunlight, the foliage of some Sedum species remains green or takes on less red, purple, or orange hues.

The Botany
The Myth

There are approximately 500 species found across the Northern Hemisphere, Madagascar, Central African mountains, and Bolivia.

Many variegated Sedum cultivars are horticulturally developed rather than naturally occurring.

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