Sedum hintonii

Botanical name: Sedum hintonii

Named by: Robert Theodore Clausen (1943)

Family: Crassulaceae

Subfamily: Sedoideae

Genus: Sedum

Native Area: Northeast and southwest Mexico

Care difficulty: Easy

Light preference: Bright light

Minimal Temperature: 10° C or 50° F

Optimal Temperature: 25° C or 77° F

Humidity: Low

Watering: Water when soil is dry, reduce watering during winter months

Feeding: 10-10-10, once every two months during spring and summer months

Soil: 50% coconut peat, 50% gravel

Soil PH: 6.5-7.5

Repotting: Every two years

Speed of growth: Slow

Mature size: Up to 20cm tall (0.66ft.)

Flower: White, star-shapped

Propagation: By stem or leaf cutting

Pests: Aphids, Mealybugs

Diseases: Root rot

Toxicity: No info