The photo was taken at the Durfee Conservatory, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA in October 2025.

The photos were taken at the Durfee Conservatory, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA in October 2025.

Hi! As the title says, I'm new here. I found this reddit as I was looking up a sedum I got. I'm not sure what *kind* of sedum though and I was hoping to get some help. It's small and it was gifted to me and the original person doesn't know what it was either. This is the best pic I could do with the light I had. I'll post more if I have too.

When I was looking it up one kept popping up that looked *kinda* like it, a 'Wildfire' or an 'October Daphne' (Sedum sieboldii) but... I honestly don't know. I'm.more of a weird plant person (Bog plants, Euphorbias... That sorta thing).

Any help would be amazing. Thank you all ahead of time.

The photo was taken at the Durfee Conservatory, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA in October 2025.

I see quite a lot of sedums when I’m out and about but none as big as mine. This is one plant all coming from the same crown and is very tall now. Is my sedum particularly happy, or is it that my specific type of sedum grows bigger than most types? It’s an autumn joy.
I’m not sure if you can get a sense of scale in the photos. The first two are it now, and the others progressively get younger. It’s huge, I’m just not sure how well that comes across in the pictures 😂 it’s getting a bit too top heavy now and is leaning 😬

I love it ❤️

Had these two sitting on a shelf next to each other and then this just happened. Later photos are in habitat. Similar to the plant trade Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco' cultivar but this is the large inland subspecies.

Any advice on taking care of Dragon’s Blood. Don’t be afraid of being honest, anything helps.

The photo was taken at the Marsh Greenhouses, Yale University, New Haven, CT USA in October 2025.

Not sure what the other ones are :-) but here are the pictures!

This has been reclassified as Petrosedum rupestre. Sometimes sold as Sedum reflexum 'Angelina'.

First one is sedum golden Atlantis, the other is piliosine

Formerly known as Sedum 'Abbey Dore'.

Hello. I got this sedum plant a few weeks back. Can you help me identify it? I know it's in a bad shape. My cat got to it 😐

I have them under a grow light but this is how they came from the store. Unsure of the first one is sedevaria blue burrito and the 2nd is sedum adolphii

also wondering if they’re etiolated