Mat-Forming Growth
Spreading succulent stems can cover shallow soil, slopes, and tight garden spaces.Spreading stems can cover shallow and rocky spaces.
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Linear stonecrop (Sedum lineare) is a low-growing perennial succulent with narrow green leaves and small yellow, star-shaped flowers. Spreading stems can form a mat over rocky ground, slopes, path edges, and container rims.
Grow in full sun and sharply drained soil, including sandy, gravelly, shallow, or rocky sites. Water gently while seedlings establish, then let the soil begin to dry between waterings rather than keeping roots saturated.
Spreading succulent stems can cover shallow soil, slopes, and tight garden spaces.Spreading stems can cover shallow and rocky spaces.
Established plants tolerate heat, drought, and lean soil when drainage is sharp.Established plants handle dry, sharply drained sites.
Tiny star-shaped flowers add seasonal color and can attract visiting pollinators.Yellow star-shaped blooms add seasonal pollinator value.
Fill a tray or seedbed with a fine, sharply drained propagation mix.
Use a fine, sharply drained propagation mix.
Distribute the small seeds shallowly according to the packet directions and press gently.
Sow shallowly and press the small seeds gently.
Mist carefully to keep the surface moist while avoiding waterlogged conditions.
Mist carefully; keep moist but never waterlogged.
Give seedlings bright light and steady airflow as succulent growth develops.
Give seedlings bright light and steady airflow.
Move sturdy seedlings to full sun and well-drained soil after hardening off.
Harden off, then plant in sun and well-drained soil.
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