sedum sp

Sedum species native mainly to temperate North America and southwestern Europe, typically occupying calcareous rocks and rocky slopes. They are perennial and often polycarpic, with some species adapted to xeric microhabitats. Certain species exhibit foliar calcium oxalate crystals, a distinctive trait within the genus. Leaves spatulate, 1-3 cm long, arranged in compact or slightly open rosettes; color ranges from glaucous green to reddish under water stress. Succulent stems erect or prostrate, with corymbose inflorescences.