Sedum Jelly Bean
Sedum Jelly Bean
Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ — Stonecrop — Plant Description
Plant Summary
Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ (Stonecrop) (Sedum rubrotinctum) is a low-growing succulent known for its plump, bean-shaped leaves that shift from green to red under bright light. Gardeners researching how to grow Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ (Stonecrop) should provide full sun to partial sun, sharply drained soil, and minimal watering. Under proper Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ care and Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ growing conditions, plants develop dense, trailing growth and strong foliage color.
Key Plant Facts
Height: 4–8 inches
Width: 12–24 inches (spreading/trailing)
Sun: Full sun to partial sun
Water: Low
Annual or Perennial: Perennial
Bloom Season or Seasonal Interest
Produces small yellow star-shaped flowers in spring to early summer. Foliage develops red tones in response to sun and cooler temperatures.
Landscape Uses
Ideal for containers, hanging baskets, rock gardens, and succulent plantings. Works well as a trailing accent in mixed arrangements.
Garden Design Value
Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ provides unique texture and seasonal color variation. Its trailing habit makes it effective for softening edges and adding visual interest.
Edible or Medicinal Uses
This plant is grown primarily for ornamental use and should not be consumed.
Native Range
Native to Mexico.
Full Plant Description
Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ forms a spreading succulent with thick, rounded leaves that resemble small beans. Foliage is typically green but turns red or bronze when exposed to strong sunlight. Plants are well adapted to dry conditions and require minimal maintenance. Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ care includes avoiding overwatering and ensuring excellent drainage. Proper Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ growing conditions support compact growth and vibrant color.
Gardeners Also Ask
Is Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ a perennial?
Yes. It is a perennial.
Does Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ need full sun?
It performs best in full sun but tolerates partial sun.
How big does Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ get?
Plants typically spread up to 2 feet and remain low-growing.
Is Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ drought tolerant?
Yes. It is highly drought tolerant.
How often should Sedum ‘Jelly Bean’ be watered?
Water lightly and allow soil to dry completely between watering.
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