Cascade Stonecrop - Sedum Divergens (Bare Rooted)

Sedum Divergens, or Cascading Stonecrop, is a delightful succulent valued for its delicate beauty and trailing habit. This native North American plant, which belongs to the Crassulaceae family, is very well-liked for ground coverings, hanging baskets, and rock gardens because of its cascading growth habit.

The tiny, spherical leaves of the cascading stonecrop grow in dense clusters along the trailing stalks. Normally bright green, the leaves can react to stress or sunlight by taking on reddish or bronze tones. The plant cascades beautifully, creating a verdant carpet. Sedum Divergens' trailing stems can grow up to 12 inches in length, which makes for an eye-catching display. Cascade Stonecrop attracts bees and butterflies with its clusters of small, star-shaped white or pale pink flowers that adorn the foliage in late spring to early summer.

Cascade Stonecrop - Sedum Divergens grow well in drained soil like any other succulent. Plant the roots in the soil, making sure the plant's base is at ground level, using well-draining soil. Cascade Stonecrop grows well in both full and partial light. Let it receive lots of sunlight so that its colour stays bright. Use minimal water, letting the soil dry up in between applications. Order your Cascade Stonecrop - Sedum Divergens from Secculent now!