Sedum 'Tricolor' (Stonecrop) // Superb, Hardy, Easy to Grow🌝and VERY COLORFUL Perennial!
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2020
- Join David at Overdevest Nurseries and learn all about Sedum Tricolor. Find out where you can grow this SUPERB ❗ gently spreading, low-growing and VERY COLORFUL hardy Stonecrop. Discover what kind of soil and conditions it likes to grow in. Learn some of David's tips and suggestions including how to prevent parts of it turning green!
This is a really tough, easy to grow👍 beauty that will grow into living mats that are less than 6" tall. Ideal for raised beds, rockeries, trailing in between rocks and over the front of walls and even edging beds, driveway and paths. A very hardy, sun loving perennial that is WONDERFUL in any well-drained spots or patio containers.
❤️ Excellent groundcover
👍 Cold Hardy
⭐️ Drought tolerant
🌈 Colorful variegated foliage - green centers, white margins and pink accents.
🌞 Loves the sun
🌝 Beautiful in rock gardens, border fronts and containers.
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You have lots of very healthy plants , omg that beautiful sedum tricolor this is really gorgeous im obsessed of your plant,..
Thank you. and it is easy to grow too! Just really good drainage, plenty of sun and keep an eye out of reverting green bits! It doesn't happen that much, but when it does, just pick them out and you will be able to keep that beautiful color going, and going, and going!!!!
@@OverdevestNurseries im really into portulaca and recently sedum tricolor has similaritis with portulaca tricolor too thats why im on the hunt with that sedum tricolor it makes me inspired seeing your healthy sedums because its so lush and beautiful vibrant in color now .. May i ask the soil mix do you use and your care tips? thank you.
I wish nurseries here in the Philippines sell plants like u do.. Full and healthy..
Thank you. Perhaps you might consider introducing them to our channel to show them the types of plant presentations you desire.
I live flovers tahank you 🙏
Thank you
i live in a warm climate (currently raining season rn) should i water her often? few of the stems turned soft and going downwards :(
Stone crops like it on the dry side, They DO NOT like wet conditions
I live in a warm climate place and once I repotted my tricolors every stem drooped. How can I save them?
Sometimes when they grow strongly they produce a lot of soft lush growth that gets droopy. When this happens they can be trimmed back (given a "haircut") and they re-sprout again from the crown. Remember, that the ancestors of these cultivated selections grow on mountain tops and upland areas where the soil is thin and rocky. So they don't need rich, fertile soils or composts like other plants that come from lowland valleys or river basins.
@@OverdevestNurseries They aren't lush, they look more like they're dying with the drooping stems. I just repotted them a couple of days ago from a compact soil to a fast drying on with lots of pumice and half of them drooped the day after and none were standing the next.
Hello. I have a question, how old is the plant?
Thanks for your question.
The plants in the video are probably around 2 years old. It is quite a fast grower, spreading out to make low, carpeting clumps of about 2' wide, so it is ideal for raised beds and hillsides, rock gardens, beds alongside pathways etc. and it is really nice spilling out and over the edges of containers and planters too.
Major things to bear in mind of you are thinking of growing it is:
1/ Really good drainage, it loves rocky, gravely soil (that's why its called Stonecrop)
2/ Keep an eye out for reversion (green parts appearing in the foliage) this happens to most variegated plants - it is nothing to worry about, you just remove any green bits as they appear.
The green parts grow quicker than the colorful variegated shoots, so that's why you try to get them early by periodically inspecting your plants and snipping out any green shoots.
Other than that it is great little plant that should bring you years of joy and pleasure.
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This is where you will be able to see strong, healthy plants like David was explaining about in the video.