Mystery Plant A Surprising Drought Tolerant Sedum Relative
The mystery succulent features cylindrical stems with rosettes of very fleshy triangular leaves that can take on blue gray or dusty white tones. It thrives in sandy draining soil, spreads in pots or on sunny walls, blooms in spring with white to yellowish star flowers, and can regrow from detached leaves. It is native to Mexico and historically mislabeled as Paraguayan in cultivation.