This large, evergreen succulent is characterized by its huge, thick, long, and slender leaves. The leaves are cupped, with a range of colours from powdery-blue to broad grey. This can mean that you will have to cut large pieces of the plant. My Grandma had found a piece that had a large opening through the center. This made it suitable for planting. They are great conversation pieces and can also provide some much-needed greenery. The rosette-shaped rosette serves a practical purpose. They channel rainwater to roots.

Sedum praealtum "Shrubby Stonecrop" has typical watering needs for a succulent. Sedum nussbaumerianum is a typical succulent that needs watering. Sedum nussbaumerianum has the same watering requirements as a succulent. Sedum reflexum Blue Spruce stonecrop is a great choice for xeriscape farmers or anyone who wants to replace their lawn with a grass cover. Sedum residuum "Blue Spruce Stonecrop", is a prolific and easy-to-produce propagator. Seneciovitais "Blue Chalk Fingers", which is a prolific multiplier, can be propagated easily from stem cuttings.

Your succulent containers should be placed near a sunny window to get enough light. Because they didn't get enough sunlight, my plants all went back to their natural green colors over winter. It retained its deep green color when it was receiving plenty of water in cool, but not cold conditions. It is amazing how cold weather can affect succulents! Another way to "stress" succulents into changing color is cold weather. This is a design tip rather than an absolute necessity for healthy succulents. My dear friend Mimi of I Dream of Succulents actually requested I post this first tip on my blog.

The blue chalk sticks succulent might be something I have to purchase. Solution: Repot the plant in a fresh potting mixture. It takes three years for the plant to produce enough seeds to make one adult flytrap. The plants do grow slowly and may take five years to produce the tiny clusters types of fuzzy succulents flowers at the centers of the rosettes. Spider mites can be very small and go unnoticed for long periods of time. Only after the flowers have finished, will you need to do any grooming.