Sedum morganianum (Burrito)

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  1. claudinam

    claudinam Member

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    Hi,

    In the last couple of weeks my plant has developed a pinkish/reddish hue to its leaves. It looks beautiful, but is this normal? Every picture I see of this plant is of leaves that are a fairly uniform green/silvery hue.

    Thanks!
     
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    Mine does the same on the new growth and seems perfectly healthy. Could be cooler temps? not sure.
     
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    OK Wask, thanks...mine seems healthy too...it's just weird I've never seen a picture of the plant with that hue.
     
  4. Rosemarie

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    Do you have a photo of your plant? Is it S. morganianum or S. burrito? I've never seen either of these get any color to them besides pale green & I live in a place (& grow my plants hard) where many of my succulents color up. If it doesn't have a hanging habit, you might have Sedum rubrotinctum, which does color up. Are the leaf ends pointy or round?
     
  5. claudinam

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    Hi Rosemarie,

    I'll take a picture for you! I'll post it later.

    Thanks!
    Claudine
     
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    Rosemarie,

    OK, here they are...I hope they're good enough for you to see the reddish hue...

    Claudine
     

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    Okay...yes, that looks fine. The old growth getting older. :) Don't be surprised if it dries up & falls off. It might want a tad more water. I'd say you have a fine-looking Sedum burrito there. :D Thanks for taking the time to take/post the pix!
     
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    Thank YOU! I feel better now...Claudine
     

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