Sedum Rosularia Orostachys

[FrazerHenderson]

Brian

Stem cuttings should be successful in usual well drained mix. I can't see it being a problem, the plant is, I think, known in the United States as Widow's Cross.

Frazer

[Brian Ellis]

Thanks Frazer, I'll tell her that although I think she has tried it in the past.  I have sowed some seed today

[cohan]

Sedum folks, please take a look at my enquiry in identification, re: S lineare vs sarmentosum...tks

http://www.srgc.org.uk/smf/index.php?topic=7328.msg202729#msg202729

[Brian Ellis]

Thanks Frazer, I'll tell her that although I think she has tried it in the past.  I have sowed some seed today

I do wonder what she was talking about as I have 14 seedlings up today!  I hope they are as easy to keep going, not likely to rot off are they?

[Lori S.]

Sedum pulchellum is an annual, unfortunately.

[Brian Ellis]

Thanks for that Lori, I have saved some seeds and will start them off early next year so hope to keep it!

[Kovacs Pal]

Cohan!

Unfortunately I have only the variegated form of S. lineare so I couldn’t take pictures here. Although I attach the descriptions of the two sedums. I hope it will help to you.

[cohan]

Cohan!

Unfortunately I have only the variegated form of S. lineare so I couldn’t take pictures here. Although I attach the descriptions of the two sedums. I hope it will help to you.

Thanks, Kovacs! (or should I say Pal?) I don't have either plant to compare, but I will pass this along to the person who has the unidentified plant...