Sedum hirsutum
Sedum hirsutum is a tiny, mat-forming succulent with green, hairy leaves that give it a soft texture. It produces clusters of star-shaped white flowers in summer and stays compact, making it ideal for ground cover, fairy gardens, or rocky crevices. A cold-hardy and low-maintenance species.
Basic Care Info
Light
Full sun to partial shade. Tolerates bright light and cooler climates.
Water
Water moderately. Allow soil to dry fully between waterings.
Soil
Prefers gritty, well-draining soil. Excellent for rocky or shallow spots.
Temperature
Cold-hardy. Can tolerate frost and snow in well-drained conditions.
Propagation
Propagates easily from stem cuttings or division.
Dormancy
Slight winter dormancy. Reduce watering in cold months.
✨ Fun Facts
- “Hirsutum” means “hairy” in Latin—refers to its tiny leaf hairs.
- Forms dense mats that spread slowly over time.
- Great companion plant for miniature scenes or alpine gardens.
👍 Perfect For
- Fairy gardens or bonsai landscapes
- Rocky ground cover or cracks in stone walls
- Cold-hardy succulent collections
More Little Friends for Your Collection
These cuties would make perfect companions for your Sedum hirsutum
Sedum Adolphii
Golden-yellow rosettes that blush orange in the sun—fast-growing and easy to love.
Aeonium Floresens
Lime to golden rosettes that glow in sunlight—perfect for bold arrangements.
Graptosedum Francesco Baldi
Trailing pastel rosettes that shift from blue-green to pink—fast-growing and easy to love.
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