Description
Sedum atratum is a small mountain stonecrop with flowering stems deep, wine-red and tiny green leaves, changing to red in small clusters. A super-cute tiny sedum, with fiery red stems that makes great contrast with the rocks and other plants. Tedious to collect even when cultivated.
It is an annual or biennial species, depending when it is sown; usually reseeds in place in favorable conditions.
Germination: the seeds are very fine, mix them with a bit of sand and sow directly in the rockery or on a piece of tufa rock/other rocks crevices in early spring and keep the place moist. This has worked very well for me.
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