Sedum Adolphii Firestorm Succulent Plant

Description

Description

If you’re looking for succulents having a strong punch of bright colors to liven up your windowsill and gardens in no time, this is the plant for you. Sedum Adolphii ‘Firestorm’ is a beautiful high colored tender low-growing succulent. The trailing stems and greenish-yellow leaves with vibrant red margins look mesmerizing.

The succulent foliage topped by starry flowers can make any surroundings look elegant. Sedum Adolphii Firestorm blooms white flowers with the spreading stems adding the best contrast to the leaf colors and those fiery margins. 

When exposed to a great amount of sunlight, Sedum Adolphii develops an orange or red hue. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds and makes an ideal plant for groundcover or pleasantly undulating borders in garden beds. As the rosettes mature it grows new leaves at the center, and sheds off the old leaves on the soil.

This plant reaches a maximum height of 10 inches and doesn’t require much maintenance to thrive.

Sedum Adolphii Firestorm Special Features

• This plant looks excellent for Container, Rock Garden & Xeriscaping.
• This plant blooms beautiful starry-shaped white flowers with charming contrast to the leaf color added with glowing margins. 
• This is a low maintenance plant.

Sedum Adolphii Firestorm Uses

 Ornamental Uses

• This plant can be used for ornamental purposes.

 Medicinal Uses

• A root-decoction of this plant is taken by women in pregnancy as a tonic, and the fresh root is used as a snuff (or is chewed) to treat colds.
• The leaf-sap is used as an antiemetic and to calm the intercostal and intestinal pain.

Planting and Care

• Sedum Adolphii Firestorm thrives in soil that drains easily.
• Never let your Sedum Adolphii Firestorm plant fill in with water.
• Never overwater your succulent plant as the leaves can rot. Water only when necessary.
• If you’re watering your succulent from underneath, by letting the plant sit in a bowl of water, ensure to filter the excess water after a few minutes.
• Knock off the oil soil from the plant root by removing all rotted and dead root
• While repotting your succulent, make sure the soil is dry, and then remove the pot gently.
• Place the plant in the new pot and refill with potting soil, flaring the roots out as you repot.
• Sedum Adolphii Firestorm is easy to grow and is vulnerable to bugs and fungal diseases.
• After planting, leave the plant dry for a week or so before starting to water,  to reduce the risk of root rot.
• Unused potting soil can collect moisture and the organic material contained in the soil can cause fungal problems that can spread to the plant.