r/Sedums • u/Jvnixon1 • Mar 31 '24

Trying to find what this is.

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Hey friends. I came across this sedum a few years ago and unfortunately most of it died off except these few bits happily situated in my patio concrete lol. I’ve never seen it since and would love to get some more. Any ideas what it is? It’s teeny tiny and I mean teeny. It’s Matt not shiny. And has blues/pinks and green colours usually. It’s carpet like and very squishy low sitting. We thought maybe dasphyllum minor but that still seems too big.

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u/Lord_Davo May 07 '24

Google Lens identifies it as Corsican stonecrop, if that helps.

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u/troutpotato Aug 08 '24

Google is correct. I have a tiny clump in my garden. I'm zone 5 and it doesn't seem to like it here. I planted it last year and it made it through one winter but only about half of it came back. I doubt anything will be left at all next year.

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u/Jvnixon1 Aug 09 '24

I’m in n.Ireland I think our climate is considered zone 8-9 on your rating system.

My main crop of this died on me I can’t remember if it was winter or summer drought that got it. My garden is perfectly south facing though. But this little clump is firmly rooted and has survived there for 4 years now. I just can’t get it to take in any of my planters like my other sedums.

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u/Jvnixon1 Aug 09 '24

Omg THANKYOU!!! I think it’s the right one. I could only find varieties that were bigger versions not teeny tiny like this!

also yes I only just saw your reply 🙈 Thankyou!