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Sedum Kamtschaticum

Sedum kamtschaticum

succulent

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A hardy, low-growing succulent native to northeastern Asia, featuring fleshy green leaves that often turn orange-red in cooler months. It produces bright yellow star-shaped flowers in summer and spreads via creeping stems, making it excellent for ground cover or rock gardens. This species is cold-hardy and drought-tolerant once established.

Common Problems

Select the problem your Sedum Kamtschaticum is experiencing to get a treatment guide.

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Care Guide

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Light

Full sun to partial shade; prefers 6+ hours of direct sunlight daily for best color development

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Water

Water sparingly during growing season when soil is completely dry; reduce watering in winter to minimal amounts

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Soil

Well-draining gritty soil; use cactus/succulent mix amended with perlite or coarse sand

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Fertiliser

Feed lightly once in spring with diluted succulent fertilizer; no feeding necessary in winter

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Temperature

Hardy in USDA zones 3–9; tolerates temperatures down to -40°F (-40°C) when dry

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Humidity

Low humidity preferred; ensure excellent air circulation to prevent rot

Toxicity

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Non-toxic to humans and pets; safe for households with children and animals

Common Diseases

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Common Pests

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Seasonal Care

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Resume regular watering and feeding as growth picks up.

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Peak growing season. Water and feed regularly.

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Reduce watering as growth slows. Stop heavy feeding.

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Minimal watering and feeding. Protect from frost if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do my Sedum Kamtschaticum leaves turn orange-red in fall?

Its fleshy green leaves naturally shift to orange-red in cooler months, a seasonal color change typical of this hardy species rather than a sign of stress.